This autumn, as the days get colder and shorter and life's demands intensify, let us turn to Scripture to enter into His peaceful rest.

This Advent, let's pray together with In Time: Living in the Now and Now Yet. This devotional centers on the space in our hearts reserved for God—a space not meant for busyness, stuff, or distractions, but simply intended to remain open for Him.

October always feels like a turning point. 🍂 The air cools, routines settle in, and the Church invites us into a deeper rhythm of prayer with the Rosary at the heart of this month. 🙏🏽 Introducing our 2025 Women’s Advent Devotional: In Time Advent will be here before we know it, and we are so excited to share our brand new women’s devotional, In Time: Living in the Now and Not Yet by Claire Dwyer. Written to guide you through the sacred season of waiting, it will help you guard space for Christ in the middle of life’s noise and hurry. Mark your calendars and grab your devotional because the Advent journey begins November 30. We can't wait to walk with you! What's Happening This Month: Virtual Bible Study in The Gospel of JohnWe are in the last two weeks of our live dive into Abide in His Love, our Scripture study on the Gospel of John. 🌿 Join us Tuesdays at 1pm ET on YouTube.  Fall Small GroupsFall really is the coziest time to gather. Light a candle, brew some coffee, and dive into small groups. ☕️📖 We are here to come alongside you with resources, encouragement, and prayer every step of the way. Whether you are starting something brand new or continuing with a group, click here for all things fall small group related! 2026 Calendar Year Liturgical PlannerThe new planner is here. Organize your days with intention and prayer, and start the new year already rooted in Him. Grab yours before January begins. ✨ This Month with Our LadyOctober is the month of the Rosary. Let Mary lead you to Jesus through the steady rhythm of prayer, carrying your joys and sorrows with her. In need of a rosary? Check out our selection.  In the midst of busy schedules and beautiful Autumn days, remember that Jesus invites you to breathe, to slow, and to walk with Him in a rhythm that brings peace. Click here to download your phone wallpaper. Click here to download your desktop wallpaper.

The Lord raises up Saints tailored to their time. Saint Thérèse of Lisieux's childlike spirituality challenges three false philosophies of recent history.

When you choose to see your inherent worth in God’s eyes, you will begin to contemplate the height, length, width, and breadth of His mindfulness of every fiber of your being.

Saints Come in All Shapes and Sizes is a new children's book with a clear message: You are called to be a Saint!

As we discover in Les Misérables, our ability to emulate God’s mercy toward others depends on the extent to which we see the Lord in one another.

Do you have a hummingbird moment? Maybe it’s a song, a sunset, a memory. Something small that reminds you God is near. Hold on to it. Let it be your sign of hope this Jubilee Year.

On her feast day, learn the true story behind Our Lady Undoer of Knots and how she intercedes for us and our most difficult concerns.

As Catholic women seeking holiness in this digital age, we are often faced with a difficult choice: Should we stay online and be a witness to Christ, or should we log off for the sake of productivity?

The world feels heavy right now. There is heartache and pain and suffering, and, with that, a renewed searching. There is a people searching for answers, for clarity, for truth, for hope. People are hungry. They're hungry for hope. They're hungry to believe. They're hungry for a life worth living for. They're hungry for a love worth dying for. They may not know it yet, but they're hungry for Jesus. And it's our time to tell the world about Him. It's our time to reignite the missionary heart that is within each one of us by way of His Holy Spirit. It's our time to set the world on fire with the love of Jesus, the truth of His life, death, and resurrection, the power of a love that poured out to save the world from death forever. Not all of us are called to be missionaries in foreign countries or to speak from stages (although thanks be to God for the ones who are), but all of us can bring the love of Jesus to the people right in front of us. At the grocery store. At school pickup. Around the dinner table. Online. At work. Right where we are. Here are five ways we can feed the hungry world with the truth of Jesus: Pray for Courage: Begin each morning with the discipline to pray for courage. Ask the Lord to give you the virtue of fortitude, of boldness, of constantly acting in the pursuit of good. Here are some of my fav prayer tools that help me enter into my time of prayer every morning. Share Your Story: Share what Jesus has done in your life, how He saved you from the depths of sin, how He awakened you out of slumber, how He has changed your life. "Tell the people everything about this life" (Acts 5:20). Beth and I shared our testimonies awhile back if they help you to pray about yours! Be in the Word: Have you ever heard of someone sharing a biblical truth with another person and that pierced the recipient's heart? You can do that, too. You have access to the truth of mankind and his Creator and you can share that good Word with someone. It just might change their life. Grab our Gospel Meditation Studies if you'd like additional support while you read Scripture. Listen to the Holy Spirit: Docility to the Holy Spirit can sometimes seem wild. But we were made to be blown by God wherever He wills, no matter if it makes sense to us or not. Live a life surrendered to His inspirations, His promptings, His light. A woman surrendered to Jesus can work mightily in the world, all for His glory. Snag a tapestry from our AMDG Collection to help you remember that it's all for the greater glory of God. Invite Someone: I know this one is easier said than done. I get it. But I'm inviting you (and myself!) to make an invitation. Invite someone to Mass. Invite someone to the adoration chapel. Invite someone to pray with you, to read the Gospel of John together, to join you in a small group. Do not be afraid to invite someone to "come and see." That may be the beginning of their journey of coming face to face with our Lord and Savior. And isn't that the whole point? To become a people who seek His face, day in and day out. To become women who diffuse His peace out into the world. To become children who know the faithfulness of their Father. To decrease so He may increase. Lord, let it begin with me.

In your grief, know that you heard, and that the greatest woman to ever live suffers with you. She knows pain in the parentheses.

This fall, God invites us to hit the reset button. He cares about our plans, but He also invites us to loosen our grip on how everything gets done.

The beauty of courtship is preceded by another, sometimes much longer, season: singleness. And with it comes the question, How do we live fruitful, joyful lives while we wait for our vocation?

Discover how the Saints met their spouses and how the sacramental grace of marriage helped them endure life’s difficulties and unknowns.

Learn how the simple words of Saint Mother Teresa became the life motto of one young woman and how they can shape your life too.

While full-time motherhood is not superior to pursuing a career, this post offers inspiration to those who feel drawn to stay at home with their children.