The Poor Souls
November, the month of the Poor Souls, is upon us! A Catholic Life provides a brief history of the celebration of All Souls’ Day and of praying for the dead. Included are the details...
Tagged: the rosary
Friendship is a Holy Beautiful Thing, If You Keep it That Way
The Seven Holy Founders of the Servite Order Get out your construction paper, glue, and glitter. St. Valentine’s Day offers an opportunity to discuss Catholic ideals of marriage with your children, says Mary Reed Newland,...
The Tranquil Blossom on the Tortured Stem
Octave of the Epiphany, Baptism of the Lord How do you deal with loss? In this essay for Truth and Charity Forum, Don DeMarco, Ph. D., chooses the role of Paul Harvey and gives “the...
The Surest and Easiest School of Contemplative Prayer
St. Nicholas of Tolentino This Vultus Christi post recommends diving deep into the mysteries of the Blessed Virgin’s childhood by contemplating these mysteries while praying the rosary. Fostering an appreciation for commitment is essential,...
A Very Powerful Armor Against Hell
St. Dominic On this feast of St. Dominic, do you hear your mother calling? Jeff Stempel reminds us “Why We Should Pray the Rosary Daily” in this essay for Steve Skojek’s new site, One Peter...
Suffering Borne Nobly
Pope St. Gregory the Great Inspired Suffering, Classical style. Writing for Aleteia, John Cuddeback draws important lessons from Aeneas’ struggles. M. R. Zapp suggests five simple ways to Catholicize your parenting in this piece...
