As we commemorate the First Martyrs, let us not forget that today, more than ever before, our brothers and sisters in Christ are going home to God because of their fidelity to the faith which saves.
Palm Sunday and Good Friday are bookends of the spiritual life in a lot of ways.
As we celebrate the feast of Bl. Michael Sopocko on Feb. 15, here's a curious fact: two priests ministering to two "secretaries." Surely, God is telling us something.
Let St. Teresa of Avila, a Doctor of the Church, teach you the power of prayer.
"My mission - to make God loved - will begin after my death," she said. "I will spend my heaven doing good on earth. I will let fall a shower of roses."
It's the Blessed Mother's birthday! And what could be more appropriate than a cake?
Follow God's example. Love Mary and trust her with everything you've got.
We are to become faithful brothers of Jesus, faithful children of Mary.
Such is the life, the work, and the heart of a person who has given everything to Mary.
Saint Jane Frances de Chantal's successful struggle against many sufferings and great inner darkness offers hope
