Today is St. Thomas Aquinas's feast day, a saint who is very important to many, many people in the Church....

Every year, writer Heather Renshaw celebrates the gift of life in a special way. We hope her entry encourages you...

By nature, I am a person who likes answers. I like to know the how and why of things, the...

The March for Life will take place in Washington DC today. Tens of thousands of people, young and old, will...

It felt like a punch to the gut. A woman walked past with an empty stroller, save a black cloth...

Today is the feast day of St. Timothy, a saint who grew in holiness alongside his close friend, St. Paul....

It was May 26th, and I woke up feeling sick. My husband, Sean, had already left for work. I took...

So many BIS sisters have beautiful practices in their prayer rooted in our shared Catholic tradition. I am so, so...

I'm not marching today. The big boys will go off, bundled against the cold. But I will stay home with...

The Corporal Works of Mercy can feel intimidating, but they don't have to be. Reflect today on how simple acts...

I just want to check in... How are you feeling? How are you doing? I am praying for you. What...

I have been a youth minister for almost nine years. I’ve made my share of mistakes along the way and...

St. Paul's command to pray without ceasing has always terrified me. How could I possibly do that and continue to...

While writing yesterday's prayer pledge post, I kept thinking of one of my favorite quotations from Thomas Merton. And today,...

I'm traveling today, which always has the same effect on my prayer life. In airports bustling with people I've never...

Another of the blog posts shared last year was Patty Hubbard's reflection on Ignatian spirituality. One of Patty's thoughts has...

Last year during the Prayer Pledge, many BIS writers shared personal stories of their own prayer life. Colleen Mitchell wrote...