Learn how the simple words of Saint Mother Teresa became the life motto of one young woman and how they can shape your life too.

While full-time motherhood is not superior to pursuing a career, this post offers inspiration to those who feel drawn to stay at home with their children.

September is here, and with it, the rush of new routines. 📚✏️ Kids are back in school, activities are picking up, and life feels like it’s moving full speed ahead. In the middle of the busyness, our theme this month, Living From Rest, is a gentle reminder that true peace doesn’t come from crossing off to-do lists but from abiding in Jesus.That’s why we’re encouraging small groups to dive into our Scripture study on the Gospel of John, Abide in His Love. We'll also be doing an 8-week Virtual Bible Study on our Youtube Channel this month (and even into October!), chatting about it every Tuesday at 1pm ET starting September 9! We would love for you to subscribe and join us weekly! 🙌🏽 Here's your reading plan: New This Month We're also especially excited about the launch of our Calendar Year 2026 Planner! 📔✨It’s more than a tool for organizing your days, it’s a way to journey alongside thousands of Catholic women who are using it too. Together, it becomes a movement of faith and sisterhood, a daily reminder that you’re never walking with God alone. (Plus, monthly planner hangouts in our Member Community make it even more fun!) We’re also thrilled to share that our Eucharist study, Gift, now has a version just for teens! 🙌 A perfect way to invite young people into small groups and encounter Jesus in the Eucharist. And this month, the Church invites us to walk closely with Our Lady of Sorrows. Her steadfast faith in suffering reminds us that God is present even in the hardest moments, carrying us with His love. So as September speeds up, let’s keep moving forward, not stressed out, but steady in Him because He is steady and present. In Him we find our rest. 💜 Click here to download your phone wallpaper. Click here to download your desktop wallpaper.

Whether you are a student, mother of students, or a teacher, these Bible verses will bless you with strength, wisdom, and encouragement as a new school year begins.

If you’ve never read any writings of a Church father, this is your invitation to begin. The Confessions by Saint Augustine is not just a book about the Saint, it is a mirror into our own lives.

Meet Mildred, the woman who gave the world Leo XIV. Learn about her humble and faith-filled motherhood that raised a pope.

Matthew Bunson offers a beautiful and full picture of our new pope in his new book, LEO XIV: The First American Pope.

When trials weary and impoverish our spirits, the transcendence of music can powerfully capture the dispositions of our hearts.

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.

Espoused to Christ inspires women to consider and embrace the sacred path of consecrated virginity.

Author and narrator Rocio Hermes connects us to the promise of Jesus’ presence and provision in the Blessed Sacrament, through Gift: A Study on the Eucharist.

In the third of a three-part series on the Holy Spirit, we consider the importance of a docile heart and practice of surrender.

In the second of a three-part series on the Holy Spirit, we explore the gifts of the Holy Spirit and how to ask for them by name.

In the first of a three-part series on the Holy Spirit, we consider the Holy Spirit as an advocate and guide in our lives.

As young women head off to college, here are two checklists: one for them and one for those who love and support them.

Why do we remember the Basilica of St. Mary Major in Rome on August 5? Because there, in every direction, you meet our Blessed Mother. It really is her church. 

The next time a loved one suggests a trip, say yes. Yes to the inconvenience. Yes to the adventure. The journey will be worth it.