June is such a beautiful month in the life of the Church. ❤️🔥 It’s the month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus a.k.a. a time to remember just how deeply we are loved by Him. As summer begins and ordinary rhythms shift, we’re invited to rest more fully in His mercy, tenderness, and faithful love.  Sacred Heart E-Book ❤️🔥 This month, we’re especially praying with the Sacred Heart of Jesus through our e-book, In His Heart — a 21-day devotional designed to help you rest in the love, mercy, and tenderness of His Sacred Heart. Whether you’re longing for deeper prayer, healing, peace, or simply a reminder that you are held and known by Him, this devotional is a beautiful companion for June. Download In His Heart right here. 2026–2027 BIS Academic Planners 📔✨ Our 2026–2027 Academic Planners begin July 1st, which makes June the perfect time to grab yours! This year’s theme is A Happy Life, inspired by the Beatitudes and the deep joy that comes from seeking Christ in everyday life. More than just a planner, it’s an invitation to plan + pray alongside us throughout the year. Grab your planner here before July begins! Host a Blessed Brunch 💐☕️ We created Blessed Brunches as a way for women, no matter their vocation or season of life, to make space for one another and cultivate meaningful community. And the best part? We give you everything you need to begin. Whether it’s around your kitchen table, at a coffee shop, or after Mass with a few friends, small moments of gathering can become something really beautiful. Learn more about attending / hosting a Blessed Brunch here. Download the June Wallpaper 📱🖥️ Our June wallpaper is here! A simple way to keep your heart rooted in prayer throughout the month and remember the love of Jesus in the middle of your daily routines. Click here to download your phone wallpaper.Click here to download your desktop wallpaper.

The Feast of the Visitation revolves around this simple truth: Saints are made in groups.

On the Feast of Saint Philip Neri, we can take his example to heart and recognize that knowing joy is not separate from holiness but part of it.

This year’s Blessed is She Planner focuses on the Beatitudes. And each month is dedicated to a specific verse from Matthew 5, to guide all aspects of our lives.

Made Good by Florencia Moynihan is a handbook for all women seeking to live health and wholeness as daughters of God.

Cultivating beauty in our lives does not require dramatic change but a few intentional practices that gently shape the rhythm of our days.

Whether new to the Rosary or seasoned in this sacred practice, readers will benefit from The Way of the Rosary, a new and approachable book by Shannon Wendt.

God knows where we are broken and empty already. So, let's allow Him to surprise us with His generosity and provision and love.

Long before the world knew him as Pope Saint John Paul II, his heart was being formed at home through the faith of his mother, Emilia.

The key themes of Catholic social teaching are beautifully and providentially reflected within seven of May's Saints. These themes are rooted in sacred Scripture, Tradition, and the teaching of the Magisterium.

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.

May is a beautiful month in the life of the Church. 🌷 It's a time when the joy of Easter continues to unfold and when we honor Our Lady in a special way. It’s a season that reminds us that the Lord is always at work bringing new life and deeper faith. Here are a few ways we’re walking together this month: 2026–2027 Liturgical Planner 📔 Our brand new Liturgical Planner is here, and we couldn’t be more excited to share it with you! The theme of this year’s planner is the Beatitudes, and its title is inspired by these beautiful words from Augustine of Hippo: “How is it, then, that I seek you, Lord? Since in seeking you, my God, I seek a happy life, let me seek you so that my soul may live, for my body draws life from my soul and my soul draws life from you. God alone satisfies.” This planner is an invitation to root your days in the Beatitudes and discover the deep, childlike joy and true happiness that come from seeking Christ. Grab your planner right here. Catholic Gospel Studies 📖 These studies are designed to help you pray with the Gospels and encounter Jesus in His Word through reflection, journaling, and prayer. Whether you move through them personally or with friends, they’re a powerful way to grow in faith this season. Explore the Gospel Studies here. Start a Small Group 💜 One of the most meaningful ways to grow in faith is by walking with others. God created us to be in community.  Our Gospel Studies are perfect for small groups, and gathering doesn’t have to be complicated. A few friends, a Bible, one of our studies, and a willingness to share life together can become something truly beautiful. If you’ve been thinking about inviting a few women to pray and reflect on Scripture with you, this could be the perfect time. 🙌🏽 Learn more about small group resources here. Download the May Wallpaper 📱🖥️ This month’s wallpaper comes straight from our new planner and features the Beatitude: “Blessed are the pure in heart.” And just a reminder that purity of heart isn’t about perfection. It’s about a heart that keeps turning toward the Lord. Seeking Him, trusting His mercy, and allowing Him to transform us. And the promise is beautiful: those who seek Him will see Him. Click here to download your phone wallpaper.Click here to download your desktop wallpaper.

On the Feast of Saint Catherine, let us emulate her example and follow the Lamb wherever He goes.

All Creatures Great and Small teaches viewers three lessons, while filling viewers with a yearing for heavenly things.

During Eastertide, let us ask Jesus to breathe new life into our believe in the inherent dignity of every human person, ourselves included.

Mother wounds can affect all women in one way or another. Discover why Saint Bernadette can intercede for those tender places in our hearts.

If we started to imitate the Father, what would I start to say? What would I start to do? How could this change me . . . and the world?