Christina M. Sorrentino

Red Flags in Discerning Religious Life

There have been a number of young women over the years who have reached out to me asking if I could offer any advice with regards to knowing any red flags or warning signs when it comes to discerning a vocation to religious life.

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Discernment with the Help of St. Joseph

I continue to approach St. Joseph with confidence. When I pray to him, I ask for his guidance in helping me to make decisions, clarity to understand God's will, and the patience to wait with faith.

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Book Review: Catholic Classic Edition of Story of a Soul

The Ascension Press edition, the third book of the Catholic Classic series, includes the only fully authorized English translation, keeping it faithful to the original work, and revitalizes Catholics' understanding and appreciation of this spiritual masterpiece

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Discovering the Echoes of Mary throughout the Old Testament

In Whispers of Mary: What Twelve Old Testament Women Teach Us About Mary, Gayle Somers takes the reader on an incredible journey, revealing the intricate connections between the twelve extraordinary women of the Old Testament, and Mary.

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A New Book on the Miraculous Journey to Sobriety and Healing

Joe McGivney, a relative of Knights of Columbus founder Bl. Michael McGivney, writes a very real and candid memoir, You’re a Miracle: My Story of Alcoholism, Miraculous Healing, and God’s Infinite Power and Love, published by Surrender Publishing, which is a courageous account in which he recounts his journey from struggling with sobriety to finding hope for recovery in the mercy of the Lord.

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Silence No More on This Good Shepherd Sunday (Podcast)

While we pray for more vocations to the religious life on this Good Shepherd Sunday, we must also pray first and foremost for the victims of abuse who have lost their vocations to the religious life, and for an end to convent abuse.

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The Veil of Woundedness

After speaking with a multitude of women who have been abused in various religious communities, time and time again the consensus is that wounded women wound other women when they do not receive help to heal, and sadly these wounded women are often in charge of formation and are the superiors of the communities.

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Finding Solace at the Foot of the Cross

When we gaze upon the crucifix, let us meditate on the power of forgiveness and the transformative nature of suffering in our lives.

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New Book Release - The Eucharistic Revival Project

Please help us to promote the belief in the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist by sharing our book with your parish priests, friends, and family.

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Why We Still Love "Little House on the Prairie"

“Little House on the Prairie,” the beloved television series based on the books by Laura Ingalls Wilder, has continuously captured the hearts of many people, especially Christians, throughout the years.

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Renewing My Consecration to Jesus Through Mary

Renewing my consecration to Jesus through Mary each year is a deeply reflective experience, as I consider my relationship with Christ and how I can grow closer to Him.

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Thank Your Priest this Father's Day

We should be grateful and appreciative for the gift of spiritual fatherhood that our priests offer to us, and to remember, especially on this Father's Day, to thank our priests for their dedicated service to God and to His Church.

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Daydream

"Daydream" Poem by Christina M. Sorrentino

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Pray for Our Priests - Begin a Vianney Cenacle

Have you been wanting to help lead other Catholics to pray for our priests? You can begin a Vianney Cenacle.

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On Being a Catholic Millennial Writer

There have been a significant number of times that simply by reflecting on a poem led me to receive the inspiration that I needed to put the pen to the paper, and allow the words to gently flow out from my soul.

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