16 Insights From Pope St. John Paul II on Divine Mercy
John Paul II made teaching and spreading Divine Mercy a keystone of his pontificate.
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Called by Mercy: Divine Mercy Shrine Prompts People to Relocate
Catholics now living near Stockbridge, Massachusetts, feel blessed by their faith community.
Celebrating Eastertide: Reviving Traditions And Customs
The 50-day Eastertide, running to Pentecost, is the longest season on the Church calendar.
Sister Lúcia and Our Lady of Fatima Explain Fasting and Sacrifice
Fatima visionary Sister Lúcia explains how our Christian tradition of asceticism can help us grow in love of God and neighbor.
‘The Mysteries of the Rosary’: New Series Highlights the ‘School of Mary’
Filmed on location in the Holy Land, video series ‘opens the heart and soul up to contemplation.’
World Down Syndrome Day: Those With Disabilities Are Vital Members of the Church and Should Be Fully Welcomed
‘There’s a particular gift, I think, just being a part of the life of someone with a disability, where you see a more pure version of life before you every day…’
A Mystic’s Guide to the Life of St. Joseph
BOOK PICK: In Paul Thigpen’s latest, ‘we see not only Joseph, Jesus, Mary, and their contemporaries but in a certain sense ourselves as well. Held up as a mirror, this story invites us all to view ourselves more clearly and to imitate their holy example as we seek to navigate the course of our lives.’
The Sorrows, and Joys, of St. Joseph for Today
There was sorrow as well as joy in St. Joseph’s life — and his reponse can aid our own Christian journeys.
Serve Christ in the Spiritual Works of Mercy This Lent
The season offers the faithful a chance to find simple ways to counsel the doubtful, instruct the ignorant, admonish sinners, comfort the sorrowful, forgive offenses, bear wrongs patiently and pray for the living and the dead.
