The Sign of the Cross: What Most Catholics Don’t Know
The sign of the cross is an ancient and essential part of the Catholic Faith. Learn why you should never make it the same way again.
The sign of the cross is an ancient and essential part of the Catholic Faith. Learn why you should never make it the same way again.
Christ has entrusted the official interpretation of both Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition to a living teaching office within the Church, made up of very particular persons.
This prayer will teach you to let go of what you want and seek what God wants—to pray “Thy will be done.”
Long to be fully present at Mass? Here are 5 prayers to help you approach Mass and Holy Communion with devotion.
What is the relationship between Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition? Is Sacred Scripture, or the Bible, enough on its own, or is more needed?
I’m going to break down four trinitarian principles that will make it much easier for you to both understand and explain the mystery of the Most Holy Trinity.
I want to share with you a prayer that I have found to be both very powerful and helpful in these moments of suffering.
I think a good start is to develop the habit of praying a morning offering first thing every morning.There are a lot of prayers that can be prayed as a morning offering, but these are the prayers I pray every morning
Catholics are obliged to attend Mass every December 8 on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. But, what is the Immaculate Conception?
On January 24, the Church celebrated the Memorial of St. Francis de Sales, one of my favorite saints and a doctor of the Church, who is arguably most known for his work Introduction to the Devout Life (a must-read spiritual classic if you haven’t read it!). With that said, below is an excerpt from this …