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St. Martin's Day -- and the "Little Lent" That Follows
St. Martin's Day -- and the "Little Lent" That Follows
By John M. Grondelski
November 11, the Feast of St. Martin of Tours, also traditionally launched a "Little Lent," a preparation for Christmas. Explore it here.
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Five Reasons we should bring Mary with us into the Confessional
Five Reasons we should bring Mary with us into the Confessional
By Gary Sullivan
Mary loves with a mother’s heart and she loves what we might consider the 'unloveable ‘ Sometimes we feel as though we are the type of sinners’ only a mother can love’. Here are five reasons we should bring Mary with us into the confessional.
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The Last Time I saw my father!
The Last Time I saw my father!
By Ralph Hathaway
Our connection to the living and the dead
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A prophet is not without honor
A prophet is not without honor
By Adam Charles Hovey
Except in his hometown and among his relatives and in his own household
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On Our Knees, Looking Up in Pain
On Our Knees, Looking Up in Pain
By Eileen Renders
How prayer works for us and our loved ones when in need of God's mercy and guidance
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Probing Deeper into Scripture : Could Protestantism and Trent be in Apocalypse? ...
Probing Deeper into Scripture : Could Protestantism and Trent be in Apocalypse? ...
By Scott Pauline
A conjecture can be made that returning to traditional method, the 7 letters of apocalypse can be seen as the ages of the Church. When they are correlated to the greater scenes of the dragon in the latter half of apocalypse, the ages make really good sense. From this, the age 4 ends up being first Protestantism, and then age of solo ratio ,or the rejection of all supernatural mystery and grace.
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Devotions for Kids: Helping with Humility
Devotions for Kids: Helping with Humility
By RF
Devotions for Kids is a series meant to teach young hearts that they are fully known and loved by God. This devotion explores what it means to help with humility, serving God and others in helpful and kind ways.
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The Servant Train
The Servant Train
By JFF III
Poem on today’s Gospel
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St Martin of Tours
St Martin of Tours
By Marianne Giltner
St Martin of Tours
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WHAT THE SOULS IN PURGATORY DO FOR THOSE WHO HELP THEM
WHAT THE SOULS IN PURGATORY DO FOR THOSE WHO HELP THEM
By Terri Thomas
Through the sweet Providence of God, they can obtain for us as astounding favors and deliver us from evils, sickness and dangers of every kind. It is beyond all doubt, that they repay us a thousand times for anything we do for them.
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5 quotes from St Martin de Tours
5 quotes from St Martin de Tours
By The Catholic Nurse
"With the sign of the Cross, I shall break through more enemy ranks than if armed with shield and sword."
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A Soldier's Prayer
A Soldier's Prayer
By Jose Antonio Ponce
A prayer to keep soldiers grounded in the faith as they serve people around the world. God bless our veterans.
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Notable Catholic Marines
Notable Catholic Marines
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Looking back at Catholics who were a part of a 250-year tradition representing the few, the proud, the Marines
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Are you ready for the call?
Are you ready for the call?
By Fr. Francis Maple
It is of the utmost importance when God calls us at the end of our lives that we are ready.
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What Today's Gospel Says about Sin
What Today's Gospel Says about Sin
By John M. Grondelski
Today's Gospel offers three important teachings about sin.
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What's in a Review?
What's in a Review?
By Deacon Wally Calabrese
Embodied in Service, Emboldened by Grace complements the works of Ditewig, Osborne, and Keating, uniting theology, history, and spirituality in one pastoral vision of the diaconate as a single sacramental vocation in Christ the Servant. It deserves a place in every Catholic home and formation program, bringing clarity, unity, and renewal to the Church’s call to serve in Word, Altar, and Charity.
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What Recompense will the Lord use to those who destroy humanity?
What Recompense will the Lord use to those who destroy humanity?
By Ralph Hathaway
The world's forgiveness through the Mercy of God
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