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Easter has come and gone — at least for most of the world. Stores have ditched the eggs, bunnies and pastel party gear for summer swag. But for Catholics, the Easter party is still in full swing!

Many “secular” Easter traditions have Catholic roots. In this blog, we discuss three of them.

You give up meat for Fridays in Lent, but that doesn’t mean you need to relegate yourself to bread and water. There are plenty of tasty meatless meals you can make. One of our favorites is this Lee...

This popular Catholic feast day teaches kids the joys of giving. Better yet, it’s got festive family traditions too.

Setting the record straight on our friends in Heaven.

There is another side to Mary: intense agony. She witnessed her son’s brutal crucifixion and the jeers and hatred He received from onlookers.

Mary lived more intimately with God than any other person did in human history. Her immaculate heart is perfectly united to Christ, and she can (and does) intercede to Him for you all the time!

You’ve got your beach bag packed. What’s missing? Don’t forget your Faith!

The practice of going on a pilgrimage has a long tradition in Christianity: Faithful people have been journeying to holy places to pray for over 1,500 years.