Love Your Enemies

As children of God, we should try to immitate the Father who loves all people, both good and bad. Jesus commands his disciples to...
Triumph of the Cross

Exaltation of the Holy Cross

Throughout the year, certain days on the Liturgical Calendar commemorate the Cross, not as an instrument of torture and death, but as a means...
Nativity of Mary

The Nativity of Mary

Besides the birth of Jesus, the Catholic Church celebrates only two other births: John the Baptist and the Virgin Mary. This is because their...

Theological Virtues

All virtues provide man with the desire and ability to do good and make right choices in his life. Sacred Scripture reveals the special...

Labor Day

There is a sacred link between dignified work and faith. Good work provides insight into who we are as human beings and our work...

Memento Mori

Spiritual reflection on mortality is a long-standing Catholic tradition. Memento mori is a Latin phrase that means “remember that you will die.” Catholics know...

Apostles

When Jesus began his public ministry, He selected 12 men to accompany Him who would be his closest companions, distinct from the larger group...
Hail Holy Queen

Queenship of Mary

Rooted in Sacred Scripture and professed in prayers and hymns, the Catholic Church considers the Blessed Virgin Mary to be the Queen of Heaven...

Cannibalism

Jesus commanded his disciples to eat his Flesh and drink his Blood so that they could have Eternal Life. His words shocked and repulsed...
Assumed into Heaven

The Assumption of Mary

Unlike the other saints who’s bodies will not join their souls in Heaven until the Second Coming of Jesus, the Blessed Virgin Mary’s body...