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April 15
As Lent ends and Holy Week peaks, we are invited to fully enter the sacred Triduum and celebrate the heart of our Faith.Read More -
April 8
Saint Stanislaus of Krakow, martyred in 1079 for confronting royal corruption, remains a powerful symbol of Faith, justice, and moral courage.Read More -
April 1
As Lent deepens and the road to Jerusalem darkens, we are reminded that even through brokenness, God’s light leads us toward renewal and Easter joy.Read More -
March 25
Lent pauses to celebrate the Annunciation—the moment when the Virgin Mary accepted God's will, ushering in the mystery of the Incarnation.Read More -
March 18
As we journey through Lent, we reflect on Saint Joseph as a profound example of God’s tenderness, guiding us to embody care, love, and devotion in our lives.Read More -
March 11
In Catholic tradition, dragons symbolize chaos and evil, appearing in scripture and legends as representations of sin, yet always ultimately defeated by God's power and order.Read More -
March 4
This Lent, let’s deepen our Faith by engaging in prayer, fasting, and almsgiving while reflecting God's tenderness in our daily lives.Read More -
February 25
Some Catholics with celiac disease avoid the Communion host due to gluten intolerance and receive only the Precious Blood instead.Read More -
February 18
A closer look into the origin of the Chair of Saint Peter, which symbolizes Church unity and leadership.Read More -
February 11
Saint Scholastica, the sister of Saint Benedict, founded the Benedictine nuns’ order and is venerated as the patron saint of schools, books, and reading.Read More -
February 4
The message of Hebrews focuses on Christ's example of enduring love and Faith in the face of life’s challenges.Read More -
January 28
Saint Thomas Aquinas known as the Angelic Doctor, his teachings, including the Doctrine of Natural Law and the Summa Theologica, continue to inspire understanding of God and human purpose.Read More -
January 21This week, we honor the sanctity of life and love, marking the anniversary of Roe v. Wade and the Feast of Saint Francis de Sales with prayers for dignity and gentle action.Read More
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January 14
Ordinary Time, the Church’s longest liturgical season, is a time for spiritual growth, reflection, and living out the Gospel in everyday life.Read More -
January 7
Taking in the message of the Epiphany, the love of God shines as a guiding light even in the darkest moments.Read More -
December 31
The Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God, celebrates her role in salvation and honors her as the Theotokos, the Bearer of God.Read More -
December 24
Pope Francis calls us to welcome hope as a source of redemption, purpose, and joy in Christ, especially during this Christmas season.Read More -
December 17
Jubilee 2025 invites Catholics worldwide to Reconciliation, forgiveness, and spiritual renewal as Pilgrims of Hope, rooted in ancient traditions and the mission of Jesus Christ.Read More -
December 10
A look back on the life and spiritual legacy of Thomas Merton, an advocate for peace and profound Christian transformation.Read More -
December 3
Saint Nicholas was a 4th-century bishop renowned for his compassion and generosity. Learn about his true legacy and how it inspired traditions like gift-giving, distinct from the modern Santa Claus.Read More
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