Easter Is Not Just a Day: Five Ways to Live the Resurrection All Season Long
With fifty days of Easter celebration ahead of us, here are five ways to keep Resurrection joy alive throughout the entire season.
Embracing the Will of God as We Grow in Devotion to the Eucharist
When we grow in devotion to the Eucharist, our ability to recognize the Lord’s will in every moment allows new life to spring up in our own lives.
When Lenten Plans Fall Apart
As we mark the midway point of Lent, if this season hasn’t gone the way you hoped, consider these five ways to begin again.
BIS Reads // Feast, Faith, Flourish: Holistic Wellness in Light of Eternity
Feast, Faith, Flourish encourages readers to live more intentionally and in accordance with the natural and liturgical seasons.
Three Reminders From Our Lady of Lourdes for Daily Life
As we celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes, let us consider three reminders that apply to our daily life.
Christmas Lights and Candlemas
On the Feast of Candlemas, light a candle and reflect on the ways God is asking you to offer yourself to Him.
Saint Thomas Aquinas: Godhead Here in Hiding
On the Feast of Saint Thomas Aquinas, let us contemplate the invisible hidden beneath the visible, the mystery revealed in the ordinary.
Lent: Who Do You Say That I Am?
Who Do You Say That I Am? is the 2026 Lenten devotional, rooted in the Gospel of John and centered on Jesus' seven “I Am” statements.
Christ is Born: What the Incarnation Means for Us Today
While the Christmas story is familiar, we cannot allow the Incarnation to become anything less than shocking. The God of the universe came to humanity in flesh and blood. Let us respond with gratitude and a desire to follow Him.
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In the Folds of Her Mantle: Celebrating Our Lady of Guadalupe with Childlike Love
On this feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, take a moment to remember that you are a beloved daughter of Mary, and do something childlike to honor her today.
On the Immaculate Conception: The Gift of Obligatory Holy Days
On the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception—and every Holy Day of Obligation—let us pause and enter more deeply into the liturgical life of the Church.
