Padre Pio: The Holy Spirit and Redemptive Suffering
St. Padre Pio, the humble Capuchin friar, captured the hearts of millions through his extraordinary spiritual gifts and unwavering devotion to Christ. Known for his deep love for God and compassionate intercessions, Padre Pio’s life was one of surrender to the Holy Spirit, allowing this divine presence to guide him through both joy and suffering....Continue reading→
5 Steps You Can Take to Become a Saint
On November 1, we celebrate All Saints Day, a commemoration of all the holy people who have made it to heaven. It’s a celebration of those who have fought the good fight, stayed the course, and crossed the finish line. That is the goal, after all, for all Christians. Those men and women who have...Continue reading→
The Family Rosary Across America at St. John Vianney College Seminary
On Tuesday, October 15th, 2024, St. John Vianney College Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota, became a radiant center of faith and unity as Father Francis “Rocky” Hoffman and Archbishop Bernard Hebda led the Family Rosary Across America. This powerful event brought people together to pray for the sorrowful mysteries of the rosary on the feast...Continue reading→
Week 2 of the Month of the Rosary: The Family
As the Month of the Rosary continues, I invite you to come with your prayers and intentions again this week to the Family Rosary Across America LIVE broadcast! This week, we will focus our prayers on The Family. Bring your requests to our global prayer community, whether they are for family harmony, members that are...Continue reading→
Sacred Covenant Signs
Sacred Covenant Signs God not only uses praise and Scripture to reveal himself and his plan, he calls us to worship him with sacrifice (as we saw last week) and links our worship sacrifices to sacred covenant signs. These signs unite the individual to God and to his holy people—his family—just as a wedding ring...Continue reading→
Week 1 of the Month of the Rosary: Peace
October is the Month of the Rosary, so we invite you to bring your prayers and intentions to pray with us during this very special month. For each of the next four weeks, the Family Rosary Across America LIVE broadcast will focus on a different topic that is important to our families, our country, and the...Continue reading→
Prayer
Prayer is a common way to worship God, where we invoke his help, ask for our needs, beseech him with supplications, and intercede for others. We see it first when Noah called down a blessing from God on his son Shem: “He also said, ‘Blessed by the LORD my God be Shem’” (Genesis 9:26). Moses...Continue reading→
Coming Soon! The Creed: What We Believe
From Monday, September 16th to Wednesday, September 18th, The Inner Life will be airing a special three-part series, The Creed: What We Believe, hosted by Patrick Conley on Relevant Radio. Tune in daily from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. CT as Patrick delves into the Nicene Creed, offering insights into the core beliefs of our...Continue reading→
Ordinary Holiness
Gaudete et Exsultate is the Pope’s document on God’s call to holiness for each of us. The Pope says: “Do not be afraid of holiness. It will take away none of your energy, vitality or joy. On the contrary, you will become what the Father had in mind when he created you, and you will be...Continue reading→
Learning to Simply Be
It never ceases to amaze me how fast the summer goes by. From emptying everyone’s backpacks to now checking the school supply lists, it seems like only a few weeks have passed. I know it sounds cliché, but time goes by fast! Sometimes I feel like it is an accelerated pace and I am just...Continue reading→
Blessed Carlo Acutis: The Millennial Saint
Carlo Acutis, an Italian teenager born on May 3, 1991, has captivated the world with his profound faith and love for the Eucharist, earning him the title “The Millennial Saint.” Though his life was short, Carlo’s deep devotion to Christ, especially through the Eucharist, has inspired many, leading to his beatification in 2020. From a...Continue reading→
St. Maximilian Kolbe and Prisoner 5659
In Auschwitz, he was just another prisoner, Prisoner 5659 to be exact. Before his capture, he was a sergeant in the Polish army who fought at Wieluń, Warsaw, and Modlin against the Nazis. Before that, he was a husband and the father of two sons. And before that, he was Franciszek Gajowniczek, a Roman Catholic...Continue reading→
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