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CWG Announces the Seal of Approval Awardees for 4Q2024

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Congratulations to the authors whose books received the Catholic…

Ut in Deo Sit

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The deepest love you can have for someone is to will their ultimate good. And what is their ultimate good? Ut in Deo sit: that they may be in God.

The Shepherd’s Pie: Finding Joy in Suffering

Accepting God’s Will in Our Lives

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Accepting God’s Will in Our Lives Are you thinking about simplifying…

The Mystery of Being in Time

Cath-Lit Live: Places of Grace

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Amy J. Cattapan interviews Fr. Edward Looney about his new travel memoir that details the spiritual impact of his visits to shrines, chapels, monasteries, and graves.

Why I Wear a Chapel Veil and an Unexpected Benefit

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Maria Riley explores the factors that went into her decision to start wearing a mantilla, or chapel veil, along with a benefit she didn’t see coming at all.

What’s Your Name?

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God selects a special name for each one of His children, unknown to us in this lifetime, but reflecting His mission for us. It presents a puzzlement for us, but looking to the past for insight can help us reflect upon our path.

Visitation

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Author Margaret King Zacharias takes readers on a pilgrimage of Marian shrines to help celebrate the month dedicated to the Blessed Mother.
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He Died in a Concentration Camp—His Crime Was Being Catholic

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Larry Peterson shares the life story of Blessed Marcel Callo, who was arrested by the Gestapo because of his dedication to his faith.

The Creative Power of Love

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Love is creative. Love is transformative. Love can create something good that was not there before. Love can take what is there and transform it into something better. God has given each of us the incredible privilege, and the serious responsibility, of participating in the creative, transformative power of love.

Bunnies and Bulbs

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Author Sarah Pedrozo explains that, while cute bunnies and magnificent blooms make us smile, these Easter symbols point to a deeper meaning of the Resurrection.

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