We resist anxiety, fear, and worry by practicing holy patience, just like the Blessed Mother did

We resist anxiety, fear, and worry by practicing holy patience, just like the Blessed Mother did
What is YOUR Catholic adventure? What part of this adventure of life as a Catholic stands out for you? Let us know. Here’s mine.
When your political affiliation or political ideology means more to you than God and His will, then politics is your golden calf.
The state of the world and the times we’re living in are robbing us of energy, of life, and of God. But you don’t have to let that happen.
Covid. Inflation. War. It all seems like an endless raging storm. But our faith must overtake our fear. Here is the perfect Psalm to help get you there
Psalm 103 shows a whole dimension of the mercy of God that I had never thought of before.
Pope Francis has called for priests to be “pastoral rather than political” when faced with the question of who can receive communion. But what the holy father is perhaps unwittingly calling for is actually contrary to good pastoral care. At its heart it is a betrayal of the entire fold.
Have we lost the basic understanding of the nature and power of Love?
This quote from Mark Chapter 1 is from one of my favorite narratives in the Gospels. Jesus knows that we are unclean, that we are broken, that we are injured. He knows these things, and his heart […]
The knowledge that God provides perfectly and generously for us should bring us great peace when we are tempted to follow the world’s course of dwelling on the things we don’t have.