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Many non-Catholics believe that Catholics worship Mary. To be fair, you can see why. Look at all our statues, images and emphasis on the Rosary. We Catholics do give Mary a lot of attention, don’t we?

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 ...

May is the month when we celebrate a mother’s love. We’re not just talking about Mother’s Day – the whole month is also dedicated to Our Blessed Mother.

As Catholics, we seem to have Lent figured out.  The same is not always true of Easter. At 50 days, Easter is a longer liturgical season than Lent, but we tend to forget about it as soon as we’re ...

Most Catholics recognize the Divine Mercy image, but they don’t know how it came to be. It’s a fascinating story!

Holy Week is THE BIGGEST week of the Catholic year. While the rest of the world carries on like normal, we dive into the mysteries of Christ’s Passion, death and Resurrection.

Lent never goes like you imagine. You don’t always pray like you planned. But that's no reason to quit!

St. Joseph had to trust. He had to pray. He had to wrestle with big decisions. When you dig beneath the holy aura around Joseph’s life, you’ll find the same dynamics of prayer, virtue and discernme...

The Stations of the Cross is a powerful Lenten prayer: it’s like accompanying Jesus step by step on the way to His crucifixion. The agony He went through for our sake moves us to love Him even more...