The Solemnity of the Ascension
On April 12, 1961, Yuri Garagin, a Soviet cosmonaut, became the first human being to journey into “outer space.” A rocket took him away from the earth which he orbited once before safely returning. Later, Nikita Khrushchev , the leader of the Soviet Union, speaking to the Central Committee of the Communist Party, said: “Why...Continue reading→
Carrying Our Crosses as Christ Did
We all have different crosses to bear in life, but one thing we have in common is that we will all struggle. We will all do battle against vices and the temptations of the devil. Looking around, it might be hard to foresee how we will ever succeed in the face of such difficulties. While...Continue reading→
Rosary Novena Day 25: Did Jesus Write Down Your Name?
ROSARY NOVENA: DAY 25 If Jesus had a place where He wrote down names, would yours be there? Well, we don’t have to guess because Jesus tells us! There is a place where He keeps the names of those who are special to him. It’s within His Sacred Heart: “Those who propagate this devotion shall...Continue reading→
General Audience of Pope Leo XIV from May 13th, 2026
Originally written and delivered by His Holiness Pope Leo XIV in St. Peter’s Square. Originally published on the Vatican website here. Dear brothers and sisters, good morning and welcome! The Second Vatican Council chose to dedicate the last chapter of the Dogmatic Constitution on the Church to the Virgin Mary (cf. Lumen gentium, 52-69). She “is hailed as...Continue reading→
Pope Leo XIV Reflects on Mary as the Model and Mother of the Church
Ashley Noronha joined John Morales on Morning Air to discuss Pope Leo XIV’s Wednesday General Audience from May 13, celebrated on the Feast of Our Lady of Fatima. Before the start of his catechesis, Pope Leo XIV paused in St. Peter’s Square to pray at the site where St. John Paul II was shot during...Continue reading→
Did You See God Today?
If your house is anything like mine, dinner time can sometimes be a bit chaotic. Everyone wanting to talk and share about their day, glasses of milk being spilled and children asking for seconds before you have even had a chance to sit down and take one bite. Once in a while we are able...Continue reading→
The Feast of Our Lady of Fatima
The Feast of Our Lady of Fatima commemorates the appearance of the Blessed Virgin Mary on May 13, 1917, in Fatima, Portugal. She appeared to three children ages ten, eight, and seven. The oldest, Lucia, described her as “a lady, clothed in white, brighter than the sun, radiating a light more clear and intense than...Continue reading→
Rosary Novena Day 24: Want to Help Your Priest?
ROSARY NOVENA: DAY 24 Have you ever wondered what the most powerful way to support your priest is? Fortunately, Jesus told us what it is? Jesus gave us the Tenth Promise from His Sacred Heart that helps you do just that: “I will give to priests the power to touch the most hardened hearts.” That’s...Continue reading→
4 Ways to Grow Your Faith This Summer
You know what’s coming soon—school will be out, weather will warm up, summer activities and sports and vacations begin. It’s a fun yet crazy time of year as we’re thrown off our regular schedules and routines for a few months. But here’s what I challenge you to do—keep your faith an active and thriving part...Continue reading→
Rosary Novena Day 22: Are You Doing Enough?
ROSARY NOVENA: DAY 22 How do you know if you’re doing enough? Sometimes we can worry that we are not a “holy enough” Catholic. We feel distant from Jesus and others. Not knowing what to do, we can become anxious about our faith. If you’ve ever worried whether you are ‘doing enough,’ you’re not alone....Continue reading→
Pilgrims on the Way: Pope Leo XIV on the Church’s Journey Toward Heaven
Ashley Noronha joined John Morales on Morning Air to reflect on Pope Leo XIV’s May 6, 2026, general audience, where the Holy Father continued his catechesis on Lumen gentium and the Church as “a pilgrim people moving toward eternal fulfillment.” Pope Leo turned to Chapter VII of Lumen gentium, emphasizing what theologians call the eschatological...Continue reading→
Rosary Novena Day 21: Is it okay if my faith is tepid?
ROSARY NOVENA: DAY 21 Is it okay if my faith is tepid? First, we need to know what the word “tepid” means! I looked it up and it means “moderately warm; neither hot nor cold.” Someone has a ‘tepid’ faith if they don’t take it too seriously. We don’t need to guess if it’s okay!...Continue reading→
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