
Sanctifying Habits: What is God Asking of Me Today?
When a broken habit turns into a month of unproductivity, Maria Riley has found a way to get back on track.

Catholics, Know Your History!
Catholics, Know Your History!
Writer Mary McWilliams urges Catholics…

Our Luminous Eucharist
Author Margaret Zacharias shares with readers one of the best kept secrets of the church --- visionary St. Juliana of Liege.

Lord, I Want to See
Most of us are not physically blind, but we all suffer from at least some degree of spiritual blindness. As people who are so often blind, whether willfully or inadvertently, to the good in others, let us join in the blind man’s entreaty (Luke 18:41): Lord, help us to see!

Cath-Lit Live: We Have a Pope
Amy J. Cattapan interviews Katie Bogner about her new children's book from Emmaus Road Publishing.
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Saint Joseph: A Man for All Women
In celebration of the Feast of St. Joseph on March 19, author Mary McWilliams encourages women to ask this great provider and protector for his intercession in all seasons of life.

The Power of a Smile
When feeling down and isolated, Maria Riley found a simple solution right across her face.

Serendipity
Author Margaret Zacharias suggests some Lenten season writing and literary enrichment to help ease you through the lion (or lamb) of March.

“Get Outta My Tribe!”
Ben Bongers wonders why we love to be bad. Why we refuse to listen to anyone. Why the more someone points out how bad we’ve been, the more we “double down” and become even worse! Why do we constantly make the choice to do the wrong thing?

There Are No Ordinary People
There are no ordinary people, because God made every single one of us imago Dei—in his own image and likeness (Genesis 1:26). Keeping this in mind helps us to see the good in others, even when that goodness is a little (or a lot) harder to see at first.
