Sarah: Mother of the Jewish Nation
Introduction Sarah, originally named Sarai, is one of the most significant women in salvation history. She is the wife of…
Author: Michael Kerrigan
Elizabeth: Mother of John the Baptist
Introduction Elizabeth, the mother of John the Baptist, is a revered figure in Catholic tradition, known for her righteousness, faith,…
Shocking Footage Reveals Biden Administration Selling Off Border Wall Materials Before Trump’s Inauguration
In a move that has stirred significant concern among Catholics dedicated to upholding the sanctity of life and the integrity…
Archbishop Broglio Reportedly Declines 84-Year-Old Nancy Pelosi’s Request for Holy Communion
In a notable incident at the U.S. Capitol, Archbishop Timothy Broglio reportedly declined to administer Holy Communion to 84-year-old former…
Mary of Bethany
Depiction of Mary of Bethany, showing her reverence as she wipes the feet of Christ with her long flowing hair in a moment of profound devotion.
Understanding Advent: A Season of Hope and Preparation
Advent, derived from the Latin word adventus, meaning “coming” or “arrival,” is a sacred season in the Catholic Church that…
The History of Advent: A Journey Through Time
Advent, the liturgical season of preparation for the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ, has a history deeply rooted…
Do Aborted, Stillborn, and Miscarried Babies Go to Heaven?
The loss of a child through abortion, stillbirth, or miscarriage is a deeply personal and painful experience. From a Catholic…
Do Animals Go to Heaven?
The question of whether animals go to Heaven is one that stirs the hearts of children and adults alike, reflecting…
Dressing as a Woman: A Catholic Perspective on Morality and Context
From a Catholic standpoint, the morality of dressing as a woman depends on the intent, context, and the underlying message…