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Why Are There No First-Class Relics of Mary?
Have you ever seen the relic of a saint?
That tiny piece of bone came from a real person who lived and died, just like you will.
But there’s one saint whose bodily relics you will never find…

Meet the Grandparents of Jesus
Tradition identifies Sts. Joachim and Anne as the parents of Mary, making them the grandparents of Jesus. St. Joachim is the patron saint of grandfathers, and St. Anne is the patron saint of grandm...

How to Reflect on Mary’s Immaculate Heart
The month of June is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Is it odd that we also celebrate Mary’s Immaculate Heart one day during this month?
Absolutely not.
It is because of Mary’s pure heart a...

7 Sacred Heart Quotes to Set Your Heart Ablaze for Jesus
We honor the Sacred Heart of Jesus in a special way every June. It’s the perfect time to meditate on how you receive Jesus’ love and reflect it to others.
Here are some beautiful quotes from Script...

How to Enthrone the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Your Home
The Church dedicates the month of June to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Celebrate our Lord’s love by enthroning the Sacred Heart in your home.
This special ceremony acknowledges Jesus as King of your...

These 5 Prayers Were Taught at Fatima by Mary and an Angel
On May 13, 1917, the Blessed Virgin Mary miraculously appeared to three poor shepherd children in Fatima, Portugal. Between May and October of 1917, Our Lady appeared five more times, each time on ...

How to Create a Catholic Prayer Space at Home
You want to pray more.
Not in a vague, “I should probably do that” kind of way, but for real this time.
But somehow, it always gets pushed to the edges of your day.
What if the challenge isn’t your...

Divine Mercy Image Meaning: The Symbols Explained (Rays, Wounds, and More)
You’ve seen the familiar image: “Jesus, I trust in You.”
On the surface, it’s a fairly simple painting. But the more you sit with it, the more you realize… there’s a lot going on.
To celebrate Divi...

4 Ways To Keep the Easter Season Holy
Most of us treat Easter like it’s just one Sunday.
Beautiful, yes. But still one day.
Then Monday comes… and it’s back to normal.
But the Church gives us 50 days to celebrate Easter. It’s meant to ...


















