Today we celebrate Earth Day, a holiday that began in 1970 to promote the beauty of nature and the importance of environmental protection. It is a great opportunity for all ... Read more

Julia Greeley was born as a slave, emancipated, and went on to become a beloved ‘Angel of Charity’ in Denver. Her cause for canonization is now open, and her body ... Read more

When we hear the word meditation, it often brings to mind yoga poses, nature sounds, and deep breathing exercises. But Christian meditation is something that has been encouraged by saints ... Read more

Father Stanley Rother was “an ordinary priest, but in some ways he wasn’t ordinary because he flunked out of the first seminary he was at,” explains Fr. Albert Haase, Franciscan ... Read more

The pilgrimage is an ancient Catholic spiritual practice. It is an opportunity to journey to the Lord in body, mind, and soul. Many of us have dreams of making a ... Read more

Prayer is a foundational part of the life of a Christian. It is how we maintain and deepen our relationship with the Lord, and so He wants us to pray ... Read more

“College campuses are battlegrounds for the minds and souls of our young people, and many are leaving the Church. Only 10% of Catholic millennials attend Sunday Mass (Sherry Weddell, Forming Intentional ... Read more

Father Matthew Spencer, host of St. Joseph’s Workshop, recently began watching a newly released season of a popular show on Netflix with one of his brother priests. Some people, he ... Read more

Have you ever thought about whether or not you should receive Holy Communion when you attend Mass? The USCCB says that we are encouraged to receive Communion “devoutly and frequently”, ... Read more

Maybe you were raised Catholic and have had a close relationship with the Lord your entire life. Maybe you discovered the Lord later in your life. Or maybe you have ... Read more

We know that the priest cannot share anything we have said during the Sacrament of Confession, but are we able to tell others what advice a priest gave to us ... Read more

You’ve probably heard of ‘cafeteria Catholics’—those who pick and choose which Church teachings they want to believe. But how serious a matter is this? Must we accept all of the ... Read more