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Saints and Soldiers: Medieval Knights and Confession as Combat
Saints and Soldiers: Medieval Knights and Confession as Combat
By Aaron Schuck
Explore how medieval knights and monks saw confession, penance, and virtue as the true weapons of spiritual warfare.
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Your little Prayer Bear
Your little Prayer Bear
By The Catholic Nurse
Nothing can replace the death of a baby. But meaningful thoughts & gifts may provide comfort....
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My Jesus's tears
My Jesus's tears
By Marianne Giltner
The Holy Tears of Jesus
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'Lex Orandi Lex Credende': Why we bow and kneel
'Lex Orandi Lex Credende': Why we bow and kneel
By Gary Sullivan
Ther's a very important Latin maxim that we all should be aware of. It is called, 'Lex Orandi Lex Credende'. It means, 'How we worship is based on what we believe'.
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Roni Goes to Heaven
Roni Goes to Heaven
By Jose Antonio Ponce
There are some people you meet that you know are going straight to heaven.
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Dry Bones
Dry Bones
By Janet Cassidy
Hopefully you will find today's reflection a thoughtful invitation to consider the Holy Spirit's presence in your life.
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Even those blinded by doubt can see through the signs of Mercy
Even those blinded by doubt can see through the signs of Mercy
By Ralph Hathaway
God is always in our spiritual sight
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Virtual Eternity (the Serialized Novel) Episode 34 - The Medical Library Research Part Three: Killing babies
Virtual Eternity (the Serialized Novel) Episode 34 - The Medical Library Research Part Three: Killing babies
By Christopher Rogers
This is Episode 34 of the serialized version of the novel, Virtual Eternity: An Epic 90s Retro Florida Techo-Pro-Life Love Story and Conversion Journey. These 52 episodes are presented here free for you every Friday. You can buy the paperback version from Mike Church’s Crusade Channel Store or from Amazon.
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The Last Penny
The Last Penny
By JFF III
Poem on today’s Gospel
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The Lord Rescues: Reflections on the Readings for the Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle C
The Lord Rescues: Reflections on the Readings for the Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle C
By Tom Klocek
The theme of humility weaves its way through this week's readings. The opposite of humility is pride. "Pride goeth before the fall" is an old adage which many know but we all have difficulty following. It is a common theme in the Wisdom books of the Bible: “Those who fear the Lord prepare their hearts and humble themselves before him.” Sirach 2:17. Jesus emphasizes the importance of humility.
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Saints and Soldiers: The Roman Martyr’s Resolve
Saints and Soldiers: The Roman Martyr’s Resolve
By Aaron Schuck
Discover how early Christian martyrs faced Rome’s power with faith and courage, turning persecution into the seed of the Church.
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Strife and Division
Strife and Division
By JFF III
Poem on today’s Gospel
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Kada Scott and Failed Justice System
Kada Scott and Failed Justice System
By The Catholic Philadelphian
When the law is not enforced, tragedy strikes
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The Church is Leaving Souls to the Wolves
The Church is Leaving Souls to the Wolves
By Laura Rosenberg
Shepherds need to start shepherding their flocks—and remember the devil is not a metaphor.
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Only 14% of Catholics Read the Bible Weekly — Here’s Why That Needs to Change
Only 14% of Catholics Read the Bible Weekly — Here’s Why That Needs to Change
By Beatrix Turajski
This article lists the statistics of American Catholics who read the Bible compared to Evangelical Protestants. It explains the importance of Catholics reading the Bible, how to not just read it but understand it, and how we can bring about a revival in Bible reading.
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1956 Hungarian Revolution Marks Anniversary Today
1956 Hungarian Revolution Marks Anniversary Today
By John M. Grondelski
The article is a brief description of the October 1956 Hungarian Uprising, a national bid for freedom that resulted in bitter Soviet repression. It also focuses on the Catholic element: the persecution, release, and exile of the Hungarian Primate, Cardinal Jozef Mindszenty.
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Our Hope and Consolation
Our Hope and Consolation
By Eileen Renders
Why are we meant to suffer? And how are we to accept it?
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