Make Your House Catholic
September 21, 2020
Sometimes I go into a friend’s house and I am blown away by the Catholicness of their home.
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Bellator Scriptor
The Shepherd’s Voice
Every encounter with a saint, whether in-person or through prayer, should make us ask the same question: how can I channel God’s love to the world as this person did?
Jason Pohlmeier
August 19, 2020
Heavenly Helpers
The saints are our biggest fans on this journey. Let them cheer for you along the way, and ask them to help lead you back to the heart of God.
Erin Pohlmeier
August 18, 2020
St. Charbel: Healing
“This girl needs St. Charbel! He’s going crazy healing physical ailments right now!”
Kristi Bentley
August 17, 2020
St. Maximilian Kolbe: 16670
While imprisoned at Auschwitz (prisoner number 16670), he volunteered to take the place of a man who was selected for punishment of death by starvation due to an escaped prisoner.
Erin Boelkens
August 14, 2020
Feast Days and Facebook
There are lots of reasons to hate Facebook and social media. I realize, as someone who co-founded an online Catholic lifestyle company which utilizes social media consistently, that sounds somewhat misplaced. But, it’s true.
Franchelle Jaeger
August 13, 2020
St. Jane Frances de Chantal: Vive Jesus!
St. Jane Frances shows us that it is possible to offer our utmost for His highest even in the ordinariness of everyday life, and through our pursuit of these virtues, we will live Jesus more fully.
Anna Ostrom
August 12, 2020
St. Clare of Assisi: Another Francis
Clare was a devoted spiritual sister to Francis and was often referred to as “alter Franciscus,” or “another Francis.”
Molly Koop
August 11, 2020
St. Lawrence: Turning the Other Cheek
For St. Lawrence (whose feast we celebrate today), a grill was an instrument of torture and death.
Matt Glover
August 10, 2020
Edith Stein: Unrepeatable
It has been reported by survivors that one of her last acts on this earth was brushing a child’s hair.
Kristen Hamill
August 7, 2020