Many of us have had seasons in our lives when we were not sure how we would get through the...

In the previous Mystery, we reflected on the purity of Our Lord and Our Lady's intention: their singleheartedness. In the...

The Saints and mystics recount the tremendous love with which Our Lord embraced His Passion and Death. Imagine the unflinching,...

The First Sorrowful Mystery // The Agony in the Garden Fruit of the Mystery // Conformity to the Will of...

As human beings, we naturally run from suffering—because we are made for perfect goodness, truth, and beauty. We are made...

Each of the Fruits of the Luminous Mysteries—The Baptism in the Jordan, The Wedding at Cana, The Proclamation the Kingdom,...

I didn’t exactly understand what we were doing at the chapel during Eucharistic Adoration as a pre-teen, but I knew...

My days went from chaos to order when I made the decision to organize my time around when I would...

As a child, I thought holiness was only available to those who lived in convents or were cloistered in some...

What a great opportunity these past couple of months have offered us to exhibit charity, forgiveness, love of neighbor, compassion,...

During my third pregnancy I felt Mary’s fiat repeating in prayer. Her humble “yes†to everything that unfolded in her...

When our son was about three months old, our parish priest asked if he could play the part of Baby...

As I approach my college graduation, more and more conversations have begun circling around this certain topic: what am I...

The word joyful in Latin is laetantam alleluia, which uniquely fits each of the mysteries that we walked through last...

By December 31st each year, I set a few intentional goals and choose a word to focus on throughout the...

Last summer, my husband and I loaded our preschooler son and baby daughter into the car to make the short...

Sharing my children doesn’t come easily to me. Perhaps it’s because we live far away from our family members and...