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What happened at Fátima on June 13, 1917?
What happened at Fátima on June 13, 1917?
By The Catholic Nurse
During the 1917 flu pandemic & world wars; Fatima taught us how to pray to God through Mother Mary's Immaculate Heart & find comfort in her warm, safe embrace.
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Tony, Tony, look around
Tony, Tony, look around
By Marianne Giltner
Tony, Tony, look around
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Are There Many Roads to God?
Are There Many Roads to God?
By Sebastian R. Fama
In John 14:6 Jesus said: “I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father but by me.”
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Love, Thy Will Be Done
Love, Thy Will Be Done
By Allison Brown - Because I am His
When life brings us to our knees, we often discover where God has been waiting all along. In this heartfelt reflection, the author shares how suffering became a pathway to healing, surrender, and a deeper encounter with the relentless love of Jesus. A story of faith, hope, and finding grace in the midst of life's battles.
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In Remembrance of Austin Metcalf and William “Billy” Schmidt
In Remembrance of Austin Metcalf and William “Billy” Schmidt
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Two lives lost to senseless and heinous acts of violence. We must pray for healing and justice to persevere
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Heartbreak and the Theology of the Body
Heartbreak and the Theology of the Body
By Joseph Peach
Heartbreak leaves marks on the body, mind, and soul, but God never forgets your worth. A reflection on love, loss, and healing in Christ.
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The Echo From The Lost
The Echo From The Lost
By Zak Kisor
Ever wondered why our Protestant brothers and sisters dismiss the deuterocanonicals? They’re missing so much of what Sacred Scripture reveals through those ‘lost books’ — echoes that complete the fulfillment of Christ. Let’s uncover those missing pieces together.
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Catholic? Come on!
Catholic? Come on!
By Joe Tevington
Catholic? Come on!
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Sanctify Our Feelings (and Thoughts)
Sanctify Our Feelings (and Thoughts)
By Jonicis Saez Bulalacao
reflection
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Sport Is a Means, Not an End
Sport Is a Means, Not an End
By Aaron Schuck
A Catholic perspective on girls’ basketball participation, sports specialization, and the virtues of prudence and temperance in youth athletics.
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When you work hard expect fruits of your labour
When you work hard expect fruits of your labour
By Fr. Francis Maple
If you work hard expect to reap the harvest.
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The Heart That Tore the Veil
The Heart That Tore the Veil
By G.C. Stevenson
In a world celebrating record-breaking IPOs, AI breakthroughs, and rockets piercing the sky, this reflection turns our gaze to the only event horizon that truly saves: the Sacred Heart of Jesus. While technology tears new veils, only Christ tears the veil between heaven and earth. This meditation invites today’s Catholic to rediscover the Heart that opened once—and refuses to close.
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Immerse ourselves in the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Immerse ourselves in the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary
By Ralph Hathaway
The Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary
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What's in a Name? (2)
What's in a Name? (2)
By Amanda Hamm
A short romantic story in four parts.
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Sacred H.E.A.R.T. Meditation
Sacred H.E.A.R.T. Meditation
By Gary Sullivan
Commit this H.E.A.R.T. acronym as a meditation on the Sacred Heart of Jesus. It is based on five tried and true pillars of Catholic Faith: Humility, Forgiveness, Love, Eucharist and Mary
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Sanctified In The Truth
Sanctified In The Truth
By Bernard Callaghan
What it means for the Lord to sanctify us in the truth.
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Silent acts can make loud noise
Silent acts can make loud noise
By Eddie Kunz
Not all good deeds need to be proclaimed
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