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Saint Catherine of Genoa wanted to be a nun, but was rejected due to her youth. Instead she married, converted her husband to a life of virtue, and together they cared for the poor.
The parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector teaches us that salvation is conditioned on receptivity. God isn’t going to give us salvation if we’re not sure that we need it.
Sister Rose Pacatte, FSP, reviews “Dog,” “Sneakerella,” and “Tor” in our April issue!
Parish restructuring has become a reality for many US dioceses. While initially painful, the process can ultimately lead to healing and renewal.
We can be still, and let the Word send down His Spirit.
Walking through our own pain, with God’s help, leads us to reach out to others. Enjoy this look at wounded healers.
This friar offers a prayerful meditation on creation.
In the rush and busyness of our lives, we sometimes forget that our prayers come from a truly holy source, and that we, too, are holy.
Some people consider the feast of the Annunciation of the Lord—instead of Christmas—since it is today that we celebrate the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity.
Pandemic isolation forced this photographer to capture the intricate and beautiful world around her.
