Holy Help: Our Friends the Saints Are Ever Ready to Intercede for Us
There are saintly patrons for our every occupation, need and concern.
Amy Smith
Amy Smith is the Register’s associate editor who edits features for the “Culture of Life” section. Fueled by prayer and coffee, she enjoys writing about everything from Jane Austen to saints for the Register. She is the author of The Plans God Has for You: Hopeful Lessons for Young Women (Emmaus Road Publishing, 2020). Her writing has also appeared in various other Catholic publications. She has a master’s degree in journalism and a B.A. in English. Find her online at Instagram.com/hopefulwordsmith and Twitter.com/hope_wordsmith.
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Behold Beauty, Including by the Sea
Of making home lovely and ‘Theology of Home III: At the Sea’
Coach Jim Harbaugh’s Pro-Life Convictions: ‘I Want to Be on the Side of Those Unborn Children’
Michigan mentor offers to care for babies that need a home and reminds us all as Catholics in the pro-life movement: We ‘need to have compassion, not a voice of condemnation.’
Enfolded Into ‘The Grand Narrative of Redemption’
How one recent convert found her way to the Church.
Catholic Women, Grow in Virtue as You Journey With Your Favorite Jane Austen Heroines and Heroes
BOOK PICK: ‘Jane Austen’s Genius Guide to Life’
Prayer-Time Tips (and Women’s Reading Resources) for Lent
Some recommendations for these 40 days
Femininity in All of Its Facets: ‘Reveal the Gift’ Highlights Holy Women and the Feminine Genius
Lisa Cotter writes about how the Church celebrates womanly wisdom for ‘understanding the human heart.’
Father Mike Schmitz on Why (and How) to Trust God
‘The Bible in a Year’ podcasting priest provides a practical primer on growing in trust of God.
‘Follow Christ and Mother Mary’: Here’s Everything You Missed at Seek22
Fellowship of Catholic University Students-sponsored talks included reminders of who we are and whose we are.
5 Reasons to Attend SEEK22 This Weekend
The Fellowship of Catholic University Students remote event is Feb. 4-6.
