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How we choose to commemorate this poignant transition in Francis’ life speaks volumes about our own faith.
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How we choose to commemorate this poignant transition in Francis’ life speaks volumes about our own faith.

Because motherhood requires women to offer so much of their own spirits, it can lead to feeling depleted.

The moment we surrender to the truth that God is not present to us in the way we would like God to be—namely, at our

Today we pray to take seriously our call to discipleship, letting Jesus’ example influence every decision we make.

St. Thérèse of Lisieux wrote that there is more power in one little act done with all the love one possesses than in the most impressive spiritual displays or works of service if they are not rooted in pure love for God.

It can be easy to forget that God can be like a playful child, smiling and inviting us to join in a recess of divine proportions.

September 29 is known as the World Day of Migrants and Refugees. May we not forget what the Holy Family endured while finding ways to work for greater justice for those fleeing their country.

Wind, water, fire, and earth are creation’s basic elements that work together to sustain life.

When we think we don’t have enough time, talent, or treasure, God reminds us that we have everything we need when we place our lives in God’s hands.

We have all been made in the image of a creative God, and we mirror that divine creativity in millions of ways. What form of creative expression can you put into practice today?