Cinco de Mayo Celebrates Faith Courage and the Spirit of a People
Cinco de Mayo is often misunderstood as Mexico’s Independence Day, but in truth, it commemorates a lesser-known yet deeply meaningful…
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A Symbol of Faith, Not Fashion: Cross Necklaces Find Renewed Meaning Among Young Catholics and Public Leaders
While the cross — an ancient sign of Christ’s sacrifice — has long been part of Catholic tradition, its presence…
Breaking Up with Religion—but Not with God: How the Catholic Church Can Welcome a Wandering Generation
A growing number of young Americans are walking away from organized religion—but not necessarily from God. That’s the core message…
Faith and Healing in Michigan Teen’s Miraculous Recovery
For Catholics devoted to Blessed Solanus Casey, stories of intercessory prayers leading to healing are not uncommon. One such recent…
Making a Difference: Sin does not have the final word
By Tony Magliano Lent calls us to reflect on sin – my sin, your sin, the nation’s sin, the church’s…
5 Ways to Defend Your Marriage from Spiritual Attacks
Marriage is a sacred covenant established by God, a reflection of the love between Christ and His Church. Yet, it…
Pope Francis on Death as a Passage to True Life Amid Health Struggles
Pope Francis, in his general audience catechesis, offered a profound reflection on death, emphasizing that for those who recognize Christ…
A Miracle in Motion: Little Lily Defies the Odds
As Christmas approached, one family in Worcestershire, England, had a miracle to celebrate: their little girl, Lily Young, took her…
Morning Joy: Why Science and Faith Agree on the Power of a New Day
Each morning, as the sun rises, the world is renewed. For Catholics, this daily renewal is a reminder of God’s…
Pope Francis Urges Young People to Follow Jesus, Inspired by Blessed Carlo Acutis
On February 3, 2025, Pope Francis delivered a special message to a group of Catholic pilgrims from Sweden, Norway, Denmark,…