
Belonging to Christ: Catholic Poetry
Belonging to Christ is a collection of poetry that shares the Catholic faith and experiences of a millennial woman in the twenty-first century as she

Belonging to Christ is a collection of poetry that shares the Catholic faith and experiences of a millennial woman in the twenty-first century as she

Couple to Couple League Marks 50th Anniversary with Launch of Fertility Science Institute New Platform Aims to Educate a Wider Audience Reaching Women and Families

A few years back, I was leading a group of boys through their Boy Scout Catholic Award. After the first session, one of the boys

In studying ethics, St. Thomas Aquinas explains that the mere study of ethics does not translate into the operation of prudence as a virtue. St.

Salve Readers! My name is Tito Edwards and I am the operator of Ignitum Today. Ignitum Today falls under the Little Vatican apostolate umbrella. Little

“Every cat has nine lives” is an old expression we have all heard many times, and I can personally attest that my first cat definitely

The great American Catholic laywoman of the twentieth century, Dorothy Day, was well-known for her love for the poor. She opened up her home to

Exodus 90 Challenges Catholic Men of All Ages Through Faith and Fraternity Men’s Movement Expands to Find Fertile Ground Beyond Just Younger Men Exodus 90

How can we say two things at the same time as Catholics: No man can desire evil, and sin is where man chooses and desires

There are about seventy million Catholics in the United States, making it the single largest denomination in the country. But of those seventy million Catholics,

One month ago today I gave birth to a baby girl. She was big, as in eleven pounds nine and a half ounces big. She

This is a theological reflection on some principles found in our first reading this Sunday. It is a more theologically worded reflection than my homily

I’ve been thinking about the new trend to live-stream masses… As a sacramental Church not being physically present in the Church building is less than

I have always defined myself as a hopeless romantic, a true sucker for a good story where true love triumphs and happily ever after wins

When I was first ordained, the rigidity that has been criticized on some clerics existed in me. My Spiritual Director told me I had a

When people wish to destroy religion, they begin by attacking the priest, because where there is no longer any priest there is no sacrifice, and

Source & Summit Launches to Help Parishes Elevate the Liturgy as Mountaintop of Catholic Life New Liturgical Organization Helps Post-Pandemic Parishes Propel Worship to the

New Instructional Book from Vocation Ministry Promotes Culture of Vocations in Catholic Education The Harvest aims to universally integrate discernment in all Catholic educational settings

A few weeks ago, while in prayer, I found myself reflecting on the word “bloom” and wondered what God might be trying to reveal to

“Do not grieve over the temptations you suffer. When the Lord intends to bestow a particular virtue on us, He often permits us first to

Yesterday, the Church celebrated a plethora of saintly feast days. Two of those saints were Anne and Joachim, the humble parents of Christ’s Blessed Mother.