St. Thomas Aquinas

Prayer of St. Thomas Aquinas

O merciful God, grant that I may desire ardently, search prudently, recognize truly, and bring to perfect completion whatever is pleasing to You for...
Immaculate Conception

Immaculate Conception

Mary’s Immaculate Conception was officially and solemnly declared a dogma in 1854 but has been a common belief since the beginning of the Christianity....
Spiritual Not Religious

Spiritual Not Religious

Some people refuse to belong to any Church, claiming to be spiritual but not religious. Spirituality indicates a desire to connect with God and...

Advent

The first liturgical season of the year is called Advent, a name that signifies waiting, expecting, and preparing. Each year during Advent, faithful Catholics...
Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving

Every year on the fourth Thursday in November, Americans celebrate Thanksgiving. The holiday commemorates when Plymouth colonists and Wampanoag Indians thanked God for the...
Preistly Celibacy

Priestly Celibacy

With few exceptions, only unmarried, celibate men can become Roman Catholic priests. Priestly celibacy is often misunderstood and criticized by those who mistake it...
Christ the King

Christ the King

Everyone in the world is subject to Jesus, who is King of all creation. This means that all men are bound to the reign...
Marian Apparitions

Marian Apparitions

Throughout the history of the Church, there have been reports of supernatural appearances of the Virgin Mary, other saints, and even Jesus, sometimes relaying...
Unanswered Prayer

Unanswered Prayer

The Catholic Church teaches that we should ask God for all that we need and that prayer strengthens our relationship with God. Sometimes it...
Virtues

Virtues

Virtues are special graces given by God that provide man with the ability and desire make right choices and do good. Practicing virtue keeps...