A Symbol of Easter: Notre Dame

By Sean Mulcare. As I was watching the destruction of the Cathedral of Notre Dame - one of the most beautiful and symbolic churches of the Catholic Church, a church in which hundreds of saints have walked with awe at its beauty: Sts. Thomas Aquinas, Therese of Lisieux, Joan of Arc, John Vianney, and countless others - as the great cathedral was ablaze with fire, I was moved to tears...

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Do You Have a Relationship with Your Mother?

By Haley Arndt. Happy Easter, y’all! Jesus is risen! He is risen indeed! Alleluia! Go tell it on the mountain! Yahoo! Being Catholic is the best because we don’t just celebrate the Resurrection of our Lord for one day. We celebrate for FIFTY days...

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Conversion

By CJ Kallevig. I didn’t grow up in the Catholic Church. Here’s my story about how I got here. Just FYI, this is the first time I’m telling the entire story. It’s not pretty, but it’s me...

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Holy Hygiene

By Andrew Kreye. Have you ever thought, “I don’t really need to shower today. I’m just going to get dirty again anyway, so it seems pointless to get washed up right now.” If this has crossed your mind, you’re not alone...

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Freedom in the Fiat

By Emily Kling. In my first post, I thought I would share with you the insights I gleaned from this recent Lenten season. This year, I decided to again pray a daily rosary...

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The Discernment of St. Francis

By Br. Nathan Linton, OFM, Cap. We usually hear discernment applied to vocational discernment to the priesthood, to marriage, or to the consecrated life, but that's not really the whole story...

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The Three Types of Prayer

By Sean Mulcare. There is nothing more beneficial for the soul than prayer. Prayer transforms the soul and is the place where God can work to bring about peace and happiness -- the goal of every person. But how does a person pray?

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