Meet the Myrrhbearers, the eight women, who were present at Jesus' death, and discover how we are invited to be among them.

In your own grief and suffering, look to our Blessed Mother. She will hold your hand, as you unite your sorrows to hers and to Christ’s.

The short book of Habakkuk teaches that if we truly and genuinely rejoice in the Lord, and not only in the gifts that He gives us, amazing things happen.

The Gospel of Luke holds stories catered to Christian women and our sacred femininity, and they are received almost like sweet nothings from our Beloved.

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.

When we are in a time of spiritual dryness and exhaustion, our everyday acts are invitations to love. Let us do them all for the Kingdom!

Suffering will come to us. But with Saints Perpetua and Felicity, let us meet it with clean faces and modest dignity . . . and a smile.

Happy March, friend. 🌿 We’re in the heart of Lent now, a season that gently invites us to slow down, return to the Lord, and journey with Him. However your Lent has begun, whether it started strong, messy, quiet, or unexpected, it’s not too late to lean in. Here are a few ways we’re continuing the journey together this month: Who Do You Say That I Am? 🌿 Our 2026 Lent devotional, Who Do You Say That I Am? by Debbie Herbeck, is still available and you can download the digital version to start right away!  Through the seven “I AM” statements of Jesus, this devotional helps us encounter His heart in a personal and powerful way. With warmth and clarity, Debbie invites us to see Christ more clearly and receive His love more deeply this Lent. The Gathering Place Podcast 🎧 All throughout Lent, we’re meeting you right where you are through The Gathering Place. Each episode is a space to pause, pray, and reflect together as we walk through this sacred season. You can tune in all Lent long on the Blessed Is She YouTube channel. Whether you listen during your morning coffee, school pickup line, or evening wind-down, we’d love for you to join us there. The BIS Catholic Journaling Bible 📖 Our BIS Single-Column Journaling Bible has been such a gift to share with you and it’s a beautiful companion for Lent. Designed with a soft suede-like cover, original artwork by Susanna April, and generous margins for prayer and reflection, it creates space to truly linger with Scripture. Lent is a season of drawing near, and this Bible was prayerfully created to help you do just that: to read slowly, pray honestly, and meet the Lord in His Word. If you’ve been longing for a fresh way to engage Scripture this season, it’s waiting for you in the shop. Download the March Wallpaper 📱🖥️ Click here to download your phone wallpaper. Click here to download your desktop wallpaper.   As we continue through Lent, may you experience the quiet closeness of Jesus in ordinary moments. May He reveal His heart to you in prayer, in Scripture, and in the small sacrifices offered with love. We’re so grateful to walk this season with you, sister. We’re praying for you. 🤍

Feast, Faith, Flourish encourages readers to live more intentionally and in accordance with the natural and liturgical seasons.

Even when countless unanswered prayers, unmet desires, and even suffering and pain remain in our lives, God is always so generous, giving us what we need, especially Himself.

Short as it is, Praying with Sacred Art could be read over the course of an entire year, since the artwork covers the entire life of Christ according to the liturgical cycle.

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

The Four Loves by C.S. Lewis is an excellent tool to guide reflection on our inclination to love and what God asks of us to do so.

As we celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes, let us consider three reminders that apply to our daily life.

Reading the Gospel of Luke with the study, Preach in His Name, will lead us closer to the Heart of Jesus through the stories preserved throughout the chapters.

Learn about the canonization process and meet five heroic women in the process of becoming Saints.

Jesus asks each of us the same question He asked the Apostles: Who do you say that I am? This Lent, we have to respond by walking with Him to the Cross.