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Must Have: Manual for Conquering Deadly Sin
I loved the previous two manuals published by Tan – Manual for Marian Devotion and Manual for Eucharistic Adoration – and was not disappointed with this latest in the series.
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Be a Wise Guy (or Gal) this Lent
We hear readings from them from time to time during Mass and we see folks quote them on social media, but do we really know what’s in the Wisdom Books and why they matter?
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Ten Positive Things to Do This Lent
Lent definitely is a time for repentance. Yet, it’s also a time for reaching out for God’s love and working with all our might to become better persons, better Christians.
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The Holy Grit of St. Bernadette Soubirous
No matter the adversity she faced, Bernadette held to her conviction and kept her resolve to carry out the wishes of “the Lady” who appeared to her at the grotto.
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Epiphany and Your New Year’s Direction
That verse, “Rise up in splendor, Jerusalem! Your light has come, the glory of the Lord shines upon you,” keep echoing in my head and heart. Rise up. Yes, that’s exactly what I want to do for the King this coming year.
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Five Things You Should Know about New Year’s Day and Mary, Mother of God
January 1 is the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God. This important Holy Day of Obligation in the Catholic Church can easily slip past us among the New Year festivities and their aftermath.
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Magi and Holy Innocents: Have You Been the Instrument of Someone Else’s Wrath?
On the Feast of the Holy Innocents, I most certainly grieve for the children who Herod so heartlessly ordered to be murdered. But on this day, my heart also goes out to the Magi.