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As we enter this new month, we embrace the final weeks of Lent and prepare for the joy of Easter, celebrating the Resurrection and new beginnings. As a Catholic Church, we also honor the Holy Spirit and the sacred gift of the Eucharist in April. Sister, we invite you to join us for our New Retreat in Arizona on April 25-26 where we're gathering to step away, reflect, and be renewed. Come fall in love with the Lord all over again—or for the very first time. We'd also love for you to participate in The Well: Overflow, our exciting new digital offering designed to deepen your spiritual journey! Click here to download your phone wallpaper. Click here to download your desktop wallpaper.
During uncertainty, unknowns, and trials that never seem to end, let us trust that the Lord will hold us close and never let us go.
In honor of the Jubilee Year, Blessed Is She is highlighting, in a series of blog posts, sacred pilgrimage sites throughout the United States. We begin with the Southern region of the country.
What do we do when someone disappoints our illusion of them? Here are three ideas to consider.
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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.
Expecting a baby in 2025? Consider one of these baby names inspired by the Jubilee Year of Hope.
Looking for a redemption story to ponder this Lent? Look no further than Disney's Tangled and the powerful transformation of Flynn Rider.
This Lent, pray with these nine Bible verses to keep your mind and heart at rest as we pray, fast, and give alms.
Looking for a way to ignite your prayer life? This Lent, consider making a desert day, a spiritual practice of silence and solitude to pray and rest with the Lord.
Today we celebrate the feast of Saint Katharine Drexel. She is the second American-born Saint and known for her heroic generosity.
As we prepare for this season of Lent together, let's remember that God’s mercy is endless, and His arms are always open. No matter how far we’ve wandered, He calls us back—right now, in this moment. Let's ponder the words of the prophet Joel in 2:12: “Yet even now,” declares the Lord, “return to me with all your heart, with fasting, weeping, and mourning.” Give Him this day, dear sister. Return to Him right now. Click here to download your phone wallpaper. Click here to download your desktop wallpaper.
For the busy Catholic woman, here are ten tips based on Cardinal Robert Sarah's book, The Power of Silence, to help prioritize silence in everyday life.
Hear how the Lord used one woman's postpartum experience to heal her memories, redeem her experiences, and open the door for her to help other women suffering through postpartum.
In his debut book, Weird Catholic Handbook, Michael Lichens brings his two personal passions to the masses: his love for the Catholic Faith and his love for all things strange about our faith.
In this year’s Lent devotional Under the Olive Tree, Olivia Spears guides us as we remain with Jesus in the olive garden, consoling His Heart and sharing ours with Him in Gethsemane.
A reflection on Blessed Is She's retreat experiences is an invitation to join us for the next one.
With Valentine's Day right around the corner, here are five Adoration “date” ideas to spend time with Jesus, your first love.
