A Mother’s Love
Carol Monaco
December 31, AD2023
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This year, I celebrate Christmas for the first time in my life without my mother. Mom passed away in November. While many Christmas gifts come
A Defense of Mary’s Perpetual Virginity
Briana Huddleston
September 8, AD2021
22 Comments
It is no secret that Catholics hold the Blessed Virgin Mary in high esteem. Before I converted to Catholicism, I did not see the Catholic
Family Prayer and Devotion to the Blessed Mother
Deacon Steve Greco
March 18, AD2020
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Venerable Patrick Peyton (1909-92), known as the “Rosary Priest” because of the many large rosary rallies he led throughout the world, popularized the phrase “The
Complaining To God? Ask What, Not Why
Edward Monti
December 4, AD2019
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So many people are turned off to God and organized, traditional religion because they are angry with God. The excuses for not praying or attending
Reflections on Notre Dame Ablaze: Behold Your Mother
Suellen Brewster
April 27, AD2019
6 Comments
O Lord, we are so easily deceived still into expecting from you a kingdom governed according to the laws of this world. Keep our eyes
The Brown Scapular: Mary’s Maternal Embrace of the Carmelite Order
Father Nicholas Blackwell O. Carm.
January 3, AD2018
3 Comments
I am celebrating my first Christmas as a Priest this year. I was ordained back in August by Cardinal Timothy Dolan of the Archdiocese of New
Live the Eucharist in Everything You Do
Susan Skinner
April 26, AD2017
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Then he said to the disciple, “Behold, your mother.” And from that hour the disciple took her into his home. John 19:27 I have been
Our Lady Healer of Families Heal My Broken Family
Susan Skinner
March 29, AD2017
33 Comments
I work in RCIA and Adult Faith Formation ministry in my local parish. This role enables me to welcome people into the church, and to
Humility vs. Humiliation: The Lessons of Christ and St. Francis
Gabriel Garnica
March 20, AD2017
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I disagree with those who describe Our Lord’s Passion experience as humiliating, because I believe that they are merely projecting their perception of that situation
Proclaiming the Gospel of Christ Through Love
Anne DeSantis
April 6, AD2016
1 Comment
Christ and the Gospel The joyous season of Easter is among us. Another Lent has passed and we can now celebrate with the entire Church
Saint Joseph and His Call to Men
Matthew James Christoff
January 11, AD2016
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There is a Catholic “man-crisis.” Many men have quit Catholicism and many fail to practice the faith. Many Catholic men have lost sight of the
Can a Non-Catholic Find Comfort In Mary?
Birgit Jones
December 15, AD2015
8 Comments
Recently I received a question from someone who is not Catholic. Although she thought it might be a silly question (it wasn’t) she wanted to
Claude, Death Row and the Miraculous Medal
Ray Sullivan
August 19, AD2015
16 Comments
There are many miracles that have taken place in the lives of people who are exposed to Mary’s Miraculous Medal. Stories of conversion, salvation, healings,
Catholic Writers: Stand Up for the Truth in LOVE
Melanie Jean Juneau
May 22, AD2015
4 Comments
Let us witness then in love, without sinning against those who have yet to experience the joy of the Eucharist or a deep relationship with
Be The Tabernacle
Victor Ajluni, MD
November 21, AD2014
5 Comments
Can the infinite and eternal God become small enough to fit inside of us, body, blood, soul and divinity? The ENTIRE Christ, not an abstract
Reasons to Love the Immaculata
Fr. James Melnick
December 10, AD2013
4 Comments
This year we celebrate The Immaculate Conception of Our Lady on Monday, December 9th. Traditionally, it is celebrated on December 8th. However, since the Second
