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Cath-Lit Live: Siren Spell
Amy J. Cattapan interviews CWG member Karina Fabian about the new short story in her Dragon Eye, P.I. series.
It’s Never too Late to Learn from the Baltimore Catechism
Paula Veloso Babadi reflects on what the Baltimore Catechism has taught her about loving and serving God by following His example of knowing, loving, and serving His people.
We Believe…We Have Faith…But Where’s the Peace?
In today's world we’ve forgotten how to believe—as a child. To have faith and be at peace—as a child. To “unlearn” what we as adults “know” to be true.
Meet Venerable Adele Bonolis
Larry Peterson introduces Venerable Adele Bonolis, a twentieth-century woman who dedicated her life to helping prostitutes regain a life of dignity.
Hope and Resilience
Blog Writer Margaret Zacharias offers a special journey into Holy Week with a story of Eastern Orthodox icons that spans centuries and countries. The treasure-filled history weaves in saintly and angelic visions given to a Swiss housewife, schoolboys' antics, and brings us to an underground chapel at a monastery in Ireland for a special anniversary on Easter Monday.
Cath-Lit Live: Saint Thérèse, the Sleeping Saint
Amy J. Cattapan interviews Maria Riley about the second book in her children's series, Adventures with the Saints.
Journey ad Amorem
Rick Clements writes about the journey all of us are on (whether we realize it yet or not): the journey ad Amorem, the journey toward Love, the journey back to the God who is love.
May I Have This Dance?
Reflecting on personal experiences, Kimberly Novak brings insight into how God dances upon our lives.
Cath-Lit Live: Ashes, Visible and Invisible
Amy J. Cattapan interviews Amanda Lauer, one of the coauthors of Catholic Teen Books' latest anthology of short stories.
Falling Upwards to the Present Moment
Paula Veloso Babadi reflects on a time when God showed her grace during a difficult life change.
Mass on the Rock
Blog Author Margaret Zacharias guides readers on an Irish pilgrimage to the birthplace of Boys Town founder and Servant of God Msgr. Edward J. Flanagan. The blustery winds of the Roscommon wilds bring them to Mass to pray for his advancement to Beatification at a mystical spot called "the Rock."
