Charlie Kirk’s Assassination an Act of Pure Evil
By Susan Ciancio St. Carlo Acutis liked to say that “all people are born as originals, but many die as photocopies.” Charlie Kirk died as… Read More »Charlie Kirk’s Assassination an Act of Pure Evil
By Susan Ciancio St. Carlo Acutis liked to say that “all people are born as originals, but many die as photocopies.” Charlie Kirk died as… Read More »Charlie Kirk’s Assassination an Act of Pure Evil
By Susan Ciancio Thérèse loved those around her with every ounce of her being, and she knew that that love would change the world. It… Read More »New Lesson Booklet Explores the Impact of St. Thérèse and Her Little Way
By Susan Ciancio Carlo Acutis was an extraordinary young man who died at the age of 15, but he accomplished more in those 15 years… Read More »St. Carlo Acutis: Championing Pro-Life Values through Faith-Filled Actions
By Susan Ciancio On the Feast of St. Monica, a mother who certainly understood sorrow, unspeakable evil shattered the lives of many when a gunman… Read More »Evil Exists, but It Will Not Triumph
By Susan Ciancio Behind nearly every great son is a great mother. This week, we celebrate both a mother and her son. August 27 is… Read More »Lessons in Faith from Saints Monica and Augustine
By Susan Ciancio Education about the truths of Catholicism are crucial today if we want to know more about our faith and to encourage our… Read More »Father Leo Patalinghug and Father David Michael Moses Discuss Eucharistic Truths
By Susan Ciancio This week, as we celebrate Mary’s assumption into heaven, we cannot help but think back and ponder her “yes” to God at… Read More »Mary’s ‘Yes’ Teaches Us to Follow God’s Commandments
By Susan Ciancio TV, radio, and action movies illustrate the fact that superheroes have special powers, can fly, are incredibly strong, or can even read… Read More »5 Ways to Help Your Child Become a Faith-Filled and Pro-Life Superhero
By Father Shenan J. Boquet Few encyclicals in the history of the Church have caused more controversy than Humanae vitae, published on July 25, 1968… Read More »Humanae Vitae Today
By Susan Ciancio On July 31, we celebrate the feast of a man whose life drastically changed because of a cannonball, a man whose life… Read More »St. Ignatius of Loyola Charges Us to ‘Set the World Aflame’ with Love of God
By Susan Ciancio I recently heard someone say that he didn’t like what the Catholic Church teaches about abortion and same-sex marriage, so he would… Read More »The Consequences of Playing with the Devil: A Warning from St. Peter Chrysologus
By Susan Ciancio On July 24, we celebrate the Feast of St. Charbel Makhlouf, a Lebanese monk and priest of the Maronite order who was… Read More »The Heart of St. Charbel Draws Us Closer to the Heart of Christ