“Then Jesus told his disciples, ‘If any man would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me.'”… Read More White martyrdom: Sacrifice, suffering and deep spiritual commitment without physical death
St. Dismas stands as a prime example of how God’s divine mercy is extended to all sinners at any moment.… Read More The Good Thief: Repentance and faith at the end of life
This simple yet profound statement reflects the essence of her life’s work—serving others in humble, ordinary ways.… Read More ‘Pick up a broom:’ Mother Teresa and the Catholic call to humble service
Her writings are replete with descriptions of her mystical experiences, including visions, raptures, and profound encounters with God.… Read More St. Teresa of Ávila’s The Interior Castle: A step-by-step guide toward union with God
Holy water connects us to the grace of Baptism, offers spiritual protection, and serves as a constant reminder of God’s sanctifying presence.… Read More The power of holy water: a journey through faith and tradition
It’s not about winning arguments but rather leading souls to Christ through reasoned and compassionate dialogue.… Read More Apologetics: On the art and science of explaining and defending the Catholic faith
While Wokism is often positioned as a secular and progressive force, its structure and function bear striking resemblances to organized religion. … Read More 10 ways Wokism resembles organized religion
Their approaches diverge significantly in their foundations, methods, and ultimate aims.… Read More Social justice: How the Catholic approach differs from the secular
Given directly by Jesus to His disciples, it encapsulates the essence of Christian prayer and doctrine.… Read More Why the Lord’s Prayer is the perfect model
“Evil is not an abstraction, but refers to a person, Satan, the Evil One, the angel who opposes God” (CCC 2851).… Read More Spiritual warfare: How to engage ‘in dour combat with the powers of evil’