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Shop for Christmas presents. Decorate your home. Bake Christmas cookies. Put up the Christmas tree after Thanksgiving, and take it down shortly after Christmas. In our commercialized culture, these are the tasks related to Christmas. It’s a season of spending money amidst the hustle and bustle of “to do” lists. Preparing for Christmas in […]
Advent is one of the most beautiful and meaningful seasons in the Catholic Church, yet many of its rich traditions and profound symbolism often go unnoticed. It’s a time of joyful anticipation, reflection, and preparation—not just for Christmas, but for something even greater. In this post, we’ll explore four things Catholics might not know about […]
Catholic radio is more than just a source of spiritual inspiration; it’s a powerful tool for fostering vocations. From sharing the stories of those who have answered God’s call to creating opportunities for prayer and discernment, Catholic radio plays a unique role in shaping the future of the Church. In a world filled with competing […]
In our everyday lives, our personal prayers may include asking God for His assistance. While it is natural to seek help for ourselves, it is important to consider others and intercede for them. Here are eight Catholic intercessory prayers for those in need or who are often forgotten: 1. A Prayer for the Unborn […]
Every generation goes through hard times, and the last few years are no exception. Whatever your concerns, you can be certain Christians throughout history had their difficulties, as well. This includes canonized Saints and even those named in Sacred Scripture. When you feel fearful, discouraged, or fatigued by concerns in your own life or […]
The Eucharist is “the source and summit of the Christian life”. (CCC, 1324) The word “eucharist” comes from the Greek word “eucharistia”, which means “thanksgiving”. This word refers to the sacrament that commemorates the Last Supper when bread and wine were first transformed into the Body and Blood of Jesus. Many Christian denominations […]
“Love is patient, love is kind….” Many people are familiar with these words and the verses that follow from 1 Corinthians 13. This passage is full of wisdom to contemplate and emulate. However, it is verse 13, describing the three theological virtues, that summarizes what remains: And now faith, hope, and love abide, these […]
There are hundreds of Catholic radio stations across the country, each with its own unique schedule and website. However, you will find some commonalities in the programming, no matter which station you listen to. Here are three powerful ways you can pray with Catholic radio: 1. Pray the Holy Mass with Catholic Radio […]
What Is A “Doctor Of the Church”? In the Catholic Church, some canonized Saints are known as “Doctor of the Church”. Thirty-seven of the thousands of Saints have the distinction of this title. Requirements are: great holiness or sanctity (by which they have already been declared to be Saints) significant research, study, and […]
Angels hold a special place in the Catholic faith, serving as messengers of God and protectors of the faithful. While many of us are familiar with the concept of angels, there’s often much more to their role and significance than meets the eye. Understanding these heavenly beings can deepen our faith and bring us closer […]