Saint Joseph: A Strong Man for the Single Woman
Saint Joseph wants to watch over single women in a fatherly way, as you enrich your trust in God’s good plan for your life.
On the Feast of Saint Katharine Drexel
Today we celebrate the feast of Saint Katharine Drexel. She is the second American-born Saint and known for her heroic generosity.
Nine Saints to Meet in Honor of Black History Month
In honor of Black History Month, here is a list of nine Black Saints and their stories that are worth knowing.
Up and Down Emmitsburg, Maryland: A Spiritual Journey
On the Feast of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, travel the mountains and valleys of Maryland where she lived and worked and grew in holiness—all out of love for God.
The Holy Name of Jesus: A Name Foretold
During the month of January, which is dedicated to the Holy Name of Jesus, let us speak His name with love and reverence, ever more aware of the power, sweetness, and beauty that it holds.
Two Helpful Tips for Praying the Rosary With Greater Devotion
On the Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, here are two helpful tips for praying the Rosary that will keep this prayer alive in our hearts.
Christmas Octave: Simple and Intentional Liturgical Living
Christmas Day is just the beginning. Here is a list of simple ways to celebrate the birth of Christ throughout the entire Christmas Octave.
On the Feast of Saint Nicholas
On the Feast of Saint Nicholas, learn about this generous saint and how his example is the perfect model as we prepare for Christmas.
Why the Saints are So Great
There are a few Saints who have been named “Great,” like Saint Gertrude the Great, whose feast we celebrate today. But aren’t all the Saints great? (The answer is of course, yes.)
On the Feast of Saint Luke
On the Feast of Saint Luke, we explore the unique distinctions among the four Gospel writers.
BIS Planner: How it Makes the Best Use of My Time
The 2025 calendar-year planner is here! Learn how it ebbs and flows with the liturgical seasons and helps to organize all aspects of life.
