Christ Is Risen—So Why Do We Still Suffer? The Easter Answer Catholics Need
The Resurrection of Christ is the center of the Christian faith and the source of our hope. So why do we still suffer? Here is the Easter answer Catholics need!
The Resurrection of Christ is the center of the Christian faith and the source of our hope. So why do we still suffer? Here is the Easter answer Catholics need!
Pope Francis passed away on Easter Monday, April 21, 2025. Here are some moving moments surrounding Pope Francis' death that touched Catholics worldwide.
"...I felt like Jesus was a member of my family."
Inspired by their deep devotion to the Blessed Sacrament, some saints have composed prayers that help the faithful draw closer to Christ.
“In the same instant in which the most holy soul of Christ entered and gave life to His body, the joy of her immaculate soul overflowed into her immaculate body."
“Conversion is a grace, and the number one way to obtain that grace is through prayer.”
In a world where we often delay important decisions, his witness offers a powerful reminder: the time to act, to believe, and to move forward is now.
French actress Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu recently shared an image of a prayer card featuring Saint Charbel Makhlouf on her Instagram account.
According to EWTN Vatican, this was one of the most moving parts of the Holy Father’s trip, as he joined the local Church in prayer amid the region’s suffering.
In honor of the April 15 feast of St. Bernadette, let's revisit the inspiring, Oscar-winning "The Song of Bernadette." Here are five memorable quotes from this beautiful, classic film.
Here’s a fact you probably never heard: Pope Benedict XVI’s parents met through a personal ad in a Catholic newspaper. 🤯
Why are Gen Z Catholics falling in love with Pope Benedict XVI? Here are nine reasons!
“Running and the Church are not two separate worlds. I can pray while I run."
“If your Monday started off badly, start with the birds and work your way back to Him."
“I heard a knock at the door. When I opened it, I found a baby there on my doorstep, wrapped in a towel—and my heart melted.”
Mariology is not a superflueous Catholic addition to theology, an “add-on” if you’re interested. Rather, Mariology cuts to the heart of the Gospel. The reason is that Mary’s life is completely caught up in and oriented toward Christ, and as such she played an indispensable role in salvation...
Rome is overflowing with beautiful art. On every corner, it seems, there’s some gorgeous church, or ancient fountain, or stunning masterpiece from a famous artist. For visitors who aren’t used to it, it can be a bit overwhelming! The Ponte Sant’Angelo, or Bridge of Angels, is one...
To mark the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Catholic sculptor Timothy Schmalz, famous for his “Homeless Jesus” sculpture, recently unveiled a new provocative sculpture that depicts Jesus Christ embracing a terrorist. Called “Love Your Enemies,” the sculpture depicts Christ somberly embracing a person with a hood and...
“I’ve been able to get away with [speaking my mind] because I’m not afraid to say what I think. Fear empowers the bullies. They’re far less bold and aggressive when they know you’re not afraid of them.” That’s how Robert George, law professor at Princeton...
Whose “side” is God on? People sometimes talk about whether God is “on our side” or “their side,” or if we should be more worried about being “on God’s side.” A short, little-known story of an angelic encounter in the Old Testament sheds some light on the question. At...
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