Martinmas invites us to look at what God has already placed in our hands and notice the person He has placed in front of us.

The book’s greatest strengths are its illustrations and its invitation to encounter Scripture.

The feast of Our Lady of La Leche is celebrated on October 11. Here are a few ways to make the day especially meaningful.

Names matter. On the Feast of the Most Holy Name of Mary, we are invited to consider our own names and what they mean to us and who we are in Christ.

Our family’s experience of Mary’s presence is far from unique. From the foot of the Cross, Christ entrusted all of us to her care. She has been interceding for His children ever since.

Victory does not erase struggle. The Resurrection does not exempt us from challenges. Life has a way of reminding us that the battle is not over.

The hero’s journey does not culminate in flawless strength but in mercy, which transforms brokenness, bringing love into the world.  

If the Saints could send us Valentines, what would they say? Here are some sweet notes of love and encouragement inspired by the Saints!

Expecting a baby this winter? Here is a list of baby names inspired by the winter season as well as Saints, Scripture, and traditions.

December is one of the most emotion-stirring months of the year, which is why it's helpful to remember the graces of Christmases past.

If you’ve ever felt distant from the Beatitudes, The Eight Promises of God by Father Mark-Mary Ames is the book for you.

Let us come to Our Lady of Le Leche with childlike hearts, seeking nourishment and solace on our flights from the evils of this world.

You've probably heard that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit But I’d suggest this: Your life is also an ark.

If you're in the thick of family life, consider praying a novena to Saints Louis and Zélie Martin, parents of Saint Thérèse of Lisieux.

In From Bread and Wine to Saints Divine, children's author Anthony DeStefano simplifies complex truths to explain the mystery of the Eucharist—complete with a charming rhyming pattern and vivid illustrations.

As we conclude this series on U.S. pilgrimage sites, we head out west to seek God in the wild beauty of unexpected places.

Blessed Is She continues its blog post series of sacred pilgrimage sites throughout the United States. In this next installment, we explore holy locations in the midwest region of the country.