The social duty of religion proclaimed in Christ the King

Every November, on the last Sunday of the liturgical year, the Catholic Church observes the Solemnity of Christ the King. This Solemnity was instituted by Pope Pius XI to remind us of the Church’s teaching that Christ should rule not

Peer Pressure in College

With newfound independence in college, what is the best way to manage peer pressure while still bringing others to God?

Feast day of St. Martin of Tours

“With the sign of the Cross, I shall more certainly break through the ranks of the enemy than if armed with shield and sword.” – St. Martin of Tours Frequently depicted on horseback cutting his cape in two with a

Dating a Non-Catholic

At what point in a dating relationship should the topic of religious beliefs be brought up, and should it be a deal breaker?

Which Friendships Should I Pursue?

How should we navigate our friendships as we grow and move through our lives, without compromising our Faith?

“Lord, I trust in You.”

Yes, our times are challenging. However, we know that we are not alone. In our weakness we should go to our Father in Heaven Who always listens to our pleas. The abbot of the Benedictine monastery of Sainte-Madeleine of Le

Sorrow in Confession

Does sacramental confession still work even if I don’t feel truly sorry for my sins?

Feast of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque

Heart of Jesus, Son of the Eternal Father, have mercy on us. Patron saint to devotees of the Sacred Heart, St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, born in 1647 was an only daughter to French parents. Hers was not a typical childhood,

Body Image

At what point am I caring too much about my body image, and how can I overcome these insecurities?

Evangelizing in a Liberal College

Sharing your faith at a more liberal school can be difficult, but being clear, charitable, and humble will help you speak to others.