Thank you, thank you, thank you. As a new convert to the Catholic faith I just want to express my gratitude towards the people who are behind this publication. Living … Continued
Something about crisis pregnancy centres gets abortion supporters up in knots. Activists are constantly working to “expose” the “anti-choice nature” of pregnancy centres. They’re currently working to get the Alberta … Continued
Regardless of where one stands on the political spectrum, there is little doubt that more people than ever, particularly those under 30, seem to be interested in what is happening … Continued
A very embarrassing thing for my husband to admit is that he has a wife who has not read The Lord of the Rings. If you knew my family you’d … Continued
Sister Josefa Menendez was born Feb. 4, 1890, in Madrid, Spain. She entered a French convent of the Society of the Sacred Heart in 1920 at age 29. She was … Continued
As we teeter here before the plunge into the Christmas season, we can seize a ripe opportunity to intentionally “empty out” our lives in preparation for the holy days of … Continued
It is impossible to remain mute after the explosion caused by Archbishop Carlo Vigano’s letter of August 2018 which was released first to the media before being seen by Pope … Continued
Feast of Christ the King First Reading: Dn 7:13-14 Second Reading: Rv 1:5-8 Gospel Reading: Jn 18:33b-37 This Sunday, the last of the Church’s liturgical year, is the Feast of Christ the … Continued
It’s not that I wanted to die. I wanted an escape from unbearable pain. “Are you okay?” my mom asked me. “No, I am not okay.” I was 17 years … Continued
In the service of the poor, there is no room for competition,” says Pope Francis in his letter for World Day of the Poor. You may think there’s some irony … Continued