
Learn to Forgive
When we are wronged, offering forgiveness is not often our natural response. Yet God asks us to forgive–not for empty piety, but to help our souls heal.
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When we are wronged, offering forgiveness is not often our natural response. Yet God asks us to forgive–not for empty piety, but to help our souls heal.

We must remember that God’s peace and strength for our journey are always in, and only in, the Eternal Now of your present life.

The celebration of All Souls’ Day reunites two realities–the living and the dead.

On my first visit to Rome, I rushed to see St. Peter’s. It was a church I had drawn when I was in third grade
St. Carlo Acutis: Pray for us! A loving God offers us friendship, and the result of that gracious act is our holiness. God alone is

Catholics the world over keep the Day of the Dead of honoring ancestors and departed loved ones.

The presence or chorus of the saints—living and dead—reassures us that we never travel alone. They might say, “we got your back.”

Father Murray Bodo, OFM, addresses the very real experience of the emptiness we sometimes encounter in prayer.

The life of St. Clare offers us so many ways to model a life of faith in Christ.

In Fratelli Tutti Pope Francis promotes a universal aspiration toward fraternity and social friendship.