The Saving Balm of Beauty: Of Mosaics, Art and a Prayerful Heart in the Holy Land
In the land of Jesus, beauty is everywhere, in churches, mosaics and God’s creation.
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Smartphone-Free Students: Franciscan Sees Benefits of ‘Unplugged Scholarship’
Tuition assistance is first step at forming foundation to help humans engage in reality and step away from the digital universe.
Catholic Life in College: Cultivating Mind, Body and Soul
College is a season of life that should be hinged on this balance.
Finding Balance at College, Rooted in Time With God
Students and recent graduates offer advice on how to steward a daily prayer life on campus.
13 Creative Ways to Honor Mary at a Catholic Wedding
There are many ways to honor Our Lady during the nuptial Mass.
Augustine Institute Releases ‘Word of Life’ Catechesis Series for Children, Middle-Schoolers
‘Training children of God’ to live the faith well is the goal.
Young Adults Celebrate ‘End of Death Roe’ Party
Recent celebration underscores ongoing need to support pro-life efforts.
Podcasting Couple Journeys With Engaged and Married, Inspired by John Paul II
Two Become Family ministry launches ‘Pre-Cana With the Pope.’
First Indian-American Bishop Speaks on Roe v. Wade: ‘A Child Is Never a Problem’
‘Changing laws does not change hearts. Only love does. And now we are calling on all of you to help us build that civilization of love.’
Bishop Earl Fernandes: ‘We Are People of Joy’
Columbus’ 49-year-old shepherd advises, ‘You have to be creative to be holy today.’
