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May 2, 2022God wants us to bring our petitions to Him and while prayer does not change His mind, it does change us.Read More
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April 4, 2022The deposit of faith was given to us by Christ and entrusted to the Apostles, to this we must all humbly submit ourselves.Read More
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March 2, 2022We should stir up in our hearts this contrition each day by examining our own conscience and praying the act of contrition fervently.Read More
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February 1, 2022One cannot say it enough: God always loves us and will always love us.Read More
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January 3, 2022The good news is that Jesus came into our world to conquer sin and its deadly effects through the mercy of His Holy Cross.Read More
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December 1, 2021Confession remedies an eternal problem while indulgences remedy a temporary one.Read More
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November 2, 2021The short answer is yes. The reason for this is simple: we are bound by a most solemn obligation to attend Mass every Sunday.Read More
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September 3, 2021Loving someone means, at times, that we have to let them go.Read More
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August 3, 2021We have guardian angels, certain spiritual beings created beforehand by God who protect us and inspire us to do God’s will.Read More
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May 4, 2021We can, and should, always pray for the souls of the dead, hoping they find themselves at least in purgatory.Read More
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April 1, 2021We can powerfully deal with the evil by frequently and ardently asking Jesus for His mercy.Read More
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February 3, 2021So, whenever you say “amen” at the end of your prayers, you are basically saying, “and I mean it!”Read More
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January 7, 2021As a practicing Catholic, is it a sin to attend a wedding in a Protestant church, and the marriage isn’t being blessed by the Church?Read More
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December 1, 2020There are few things more “Catholic” than the praying of the rosary.Read More
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November 4, 2020The answer to this question is actually quite simple: because Jesus said so.Read More
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October 1, 2020Amidst spiritual desolation (sinking) do not change your spiritual practices (keep praying).Read More
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September 3, 2020To approach God in Holy Communion my heart, soul, and mind must be ready.Read More
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August 4, 2020In our world today, marked by great confusion in morality, common decency and right doctrine, Catholics need to make their voices heard.Read More
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June 4, 2020To get to the bottom of this, we need to look at Scripture.Read More
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May 7, 2020If we want to be faithful Christians, we must love and pray for our enemies.Read More
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