The following article is by guest writer Patrick O’Hearn, author of Our Lady of Sorrows: Devotion to Mary’s Seven Sorrows for Children by Sophia Institute
By Guest Writer Stephen Clark St Patrick had a vision of Ireland where he was shown the state of the Church in Ireland. At first
By Guest Writer, Fr. Peregrine Fletcher, O. Praem The difference between a snail and a king is a vast one; and the distance between their
Guest post by Debbie Loo. Let us focus on the promise of eternity, and set our hearts on the things of Heaven. ~ First Sunday
Guest post by Gerard M. Nadal. In a nation so super-abundantly blessed as ours, it is only right that we dedicate one day out of
Guest post by Katrina Fernandez, aka The Crescat. When I last went to Adoration, there was this adorable little old lady there knitting. After awhile,
Guest post by Mark & Ursula (Tink) Boyd, Chaircouple, Australian Catholic Marriage & Family Council. Jesus knows that we live in a fallen world and
We are pleased to share an excerpt from Deacon Matthew Newsome’s book “The Devout Life: A Modern Guide to Practical Holiness with St. Francis de
Among philosophers, arguments for the existence of God can become technically difficult, fast. But the general insight propelling most of them is not impossible to
During the research for my book The Right Hand of the Lord is Exalted: A History of Catholic Traditionalism from Vatican II to Traditionis Custodes (Sophia Institute
By guest writer Catherine Sheehan. The image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus is one of the most common images associated with Catholicism. Numerous Catholic
We are pleased to share an article by author Daniel Fitzpatrick on his new book, Restoring the Lord’s Day, by Sophia Institute Press. To answer the
By Guest Writer Deacon Luke Iyengar In the Byzantine rite, we have a series of Sundays leading up to the official start of Lent. A
In her autobiography, St. Therese of Lisieux wrote that prayer is “a raising of the heart, a simple glance towards Heaven, an expression of love
By Teresa Yanaros What is the Occult? For us as Catholics to effectively stand firm against the occult, we must first know the definition
Guest post by Fr Carlos Martins of the Companions of the Cross. January 3rd is the feast of the Most Holy Name of Jesus. Ever
Guest Post by Derek Caudill Today is the Feast of the Holy Innocents, on which the Church remembers the events described in chapter two of
Guest post by Lynn Hale. Be like those who are waiting for their master to return from the wedding banquet, so that they may open
By Guest Writer Helen Hoffner, Ed.D. Flowers, a dress, and a cake are among the items a bride selects as she prepares for her wedding.
We are grateful to share a few excerpts from Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle’s upcoming book 30 Marian Eucharistic Visits published by Sophia Institute Press. Our dear Lord Jesus
By Mary Boneno, a writer at Clarifying Catholicism. If you check the “Saint of the Day” tab on any Catholic app, you will find that
