
Find what you’re looking for
Search Results for: node – Page 549


My Problem with the Rosary
I was raised Catholic but drifted away in my early 20s. I came back in my late 20s, very much influenced by a man who prayed the rosary with great devotion.
Unfortunately, he eventually betrayed me, lied to me, and acted in a completely ungodly way. Now when I try to pray the rosary, I can’t stop thinking about him and how he betrayed me. Does the rosary still count for people like that?

Telling My Children About Muslims
I am a Roman Catholic mother. What should I tell my children about Muslims and their faith? The history of Islam is terrible, and what is happening now in Europe is no better.
You should tell them what the Catholic Church believes: Muslims are people created and loved by God. Like all other people, some of their members reflect that love better than others. Although some Muslims are terrorists, the vast majority of Muslims are not.

Helping Dreamers
How can I help the Dreamers and my fellow brothers and sisters wanting to come to the United States?
Pray for Dreamers, support local efforts on their behalf, and make your views known to those who represent you in Congress. Every country, including the United States, has a right to control its borders. All three branches of government work together to do that. By the way, our country has had a tradition of family reunification long before the term chain migration became a negative expression.

You and Your Health: Do Something!
Our pain and suffering can lead us into a deep spirituality. We take our suffering and use it as a springboard to make a better world.

Reel Time with Sister Rose
Sister Rose Pacatte, FSP, reviews Pope: A Man of His Word, Won’t You Be My Neighbor, and The Devil and Father Amorth.

Fighting the Stigma of Mental Illness
Without a doubt, we are breaking barriers to the conversation about mental health and the taboo of speaking about it publicly.

Mary, My Healer
When I discovered Mary, I found my path to healing.

St. Anthony Messenger: 125 Years and Still Going Strong
Thanks for welcoming us into your home, school, parish, or place of business for 125 years of growing as Catholics, families, and citizens.

One Less Laundry Basket
Before my oldest daughter, Maddie, was born, I remember spending what seemed like hours washing, folding, and refolding her little outfits before placing them in her tiny laundry basket. I remember holding them close to my face, breathing in their baby-powdered scent. I would then carefully place each of them neatly in her dresser drawer, anxiously awaiting her arrival.