What characteristics come to mind when we think of a mother? Nurturing. Loving. Patient. Guiding. If these are the characteristics of any good mom, then how much more true is it for the Mother of God?

In the culture of the Church, Michael is often accompanied by his two fellow archangels — Sts. Gabriel and Raphael — with the three forming a phalanx of protection, healing, and petition for those who ask for their intercession.

With these simple pointers, you can make this great gift a part of your prayer life.

To better understand the teachings of the Second Vatican Council, this series will break down its 16 documents into a clear hierarchy of constitutions, decrees, and declarations.

Explore the unmerited gift of God’s own life and how His "grace upon grace" bridges the infinite gap to transform us into adopted children of the Father.

Explore el don inmerecido de la propia vida de Dios y cómo su "gracia sobre gracia" salva la distancia infinita para transformarnos en hijos adoptivos del Padre.

The Feast of Pentecost is often overlooked as simply a moment in time when the Holy Spirit descended on the Apostles and the Blessed Virgin Mary. However, it goes deeper and carries meaning into the life of the Church.

On May 17, 2026, we will celebrate the Feast of the Ascension of the Lord. Though typically celebrated Thursday, May 14, it is transferred to Sunday in most dioceses in the United States.

As we look ahead to Mother’s Day on May 10, 2026, we are invited to reflect on this celebration, not only in a cultural sense, but also through the richness of our Catholic faith.

As Catholics, the statement “Happy Easter” is not reserved for just Easter Sunday, as Easter is not merely one day, but an entire season.

As we enter one of the busiest seasons of the liturgical year, it can be tempting to feel overwhelmed by the number of schedules to balance, allowing the Holy Week liturgies pass by without much thought.

Examining our conscience can help to deepen our awareness of the ways in which we need God’s love and mercy. Here are some examples to help us:

The Catechism reminds us that prayer is always a battle: a struggle with willfulness, distractions, and the quiet temptations that pull us away from our prayer.

Fasting and abstinence are two of the oldest traditions of the Church and are meaningful acts of penance that we participate in during the Lenten season.

Let us remember to take the time on Shrove Tuesday and Ash Wednesday to focus on the Lord and prepare so that our hearts may grow closer to Christ throughout Lent.

One of the most misunderstood sacraments, Confirmation is often her...

The O Antiphons are seven short sentences used from December 17-23 that gradually build our expectation as we approach Christmas.

As we approach the third Sunday of Advent, we also approach what is known as “Bambinelli Sunday.”

The word “Advent” originates from the Latin word adventus , meaning “approach” or “coming.” Advent wreaths have become a yearly staple in many Catholic households, but the meaning behind the wreath and candles is not always widely known.

Consider giving Christ the chance to offer you the gift of Himself in adoration. Spend time with Him face-to-face. It’s as simple as showing up.

Catholic Social Teaching emphasizes the equal dignity and value of every human person.

La Doctrina Social Católica hace hincapié en la igual dignidad y valor de toda persona humana.

Young adults within the Church seek opportunities to be fed – not only mentally through community – but spiritually through the sacraments.

Life and Dignity of the Human Person

La vida y la dignidad de la persona