Sep
27
2021
The Life of St. Vincent de Paul
By Chris Sparks
May we follow the example of de Paul in turning our eyes back to the Divine Mercy of Jesus, trusting that He will pave our way to sanctity and triumph.
Mercy Meditations
Sep
24
2021
0
Why the Poor are Your Masters
By Anonymous (not verified)
"You will find that charity is a heavy burden to carry," St. Vincent said. And he was certainly right about that.
Sep
17
2021
Know Your Faith, for Real
By Chris Sparks
Many Catholics have a bad habit of making claims about the teaching of the Church and being flatly wrong. How can we do better?
Sep
11
2021
0
As Towers Fell, a Question Arose
By Anonymous (not verified)
On the 20th anniversary of 9/11, do you feel moved to ask God some pointed questions?
Sep
07
2021
Burger, Fries, and Mercy!
By ofarley
Can you count on Jesus to keep you from getting parking tickets? I count on Jesus for a lot of things, but not usually for parking tickets. But as a priest once told me, “God can do whatever He wants.”
Aug
28
2021
0
Saint Augustine of Hippo
By Anonymous (not verified)
To mark the feast day of one of the Church's deepest thinkers, read an excerpt from Divine Mercy: A Guide from Genesis to Benedict XVI.
Aug
27
2021
0
The St. Monica Option
By Anonymous (not verified)
Saint Monica's patient, persevering prayer made all the difference in the world. No joke.
Aug
25
2021
Against Staggering Odds
By ofarley
On Aug. 25, we mark the birthday of Helen Kowalska (1905-1938), known today as St. Maria Faustina Kowalska, the great apostle of Divine Mercy.
Aug
23
2021
0
Part 6: Envy
By Anonymous (not verified)
Envy can creep into our hearts, even within the Church, even among people laboring in the vineyard.
Aug
19
2021
Proclaiming the Gospel in the Time of COVID
By Chris Sparks
The suffering and the change that surrounds us today shouldn’t stifle our proclamation of the Gospel, but rather incite it.
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