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To answer the question, can Catholics participate in Halloween? It’s essential to understand what Halloween truly is, its origins, and the Church’s teachings. As October 31 approaches each year, many Catholics find themselves questioning whether it is acceptable to celebrate Halloween. The holiday is commonly associated with costumes, trick-or-treating, spooky themes, and sometimes darker imagery. However, Halloween’s […]

Never, ever give up on hope. Be not afraid.” – St. John Paul II This great saint knew suffering, yet he constantly reminded us to turn to the Lord for healing, to bring Him our hearts, our minds, and our wounds, and allow Him to transform them with His love. That’s exactly what we’ll be

Divine Mercy Sunday is the Sunday after Easter. Let’s explore the history and theology behind this feast. St. Faustina and the Message of Divine Mercy St. Faustina Kowalska was a Polish nun who lived in the early 20th century. She had a series of visions of Jesus, and in these visions Jesus spoke to her

As the year draws to a close, the anticipation of Jesus’ arrival heightens, coinciding with the bustling nature of our lives. Amidst the chaos, we offer you a perfect means of preparation for His coming. The Advent season provides a unique opportunity to rekindle hope in our hearts and fortify our connection with the Lord

It’s that time of the year again to take time and focus on God! If you want to spend more time with the Lord this Lent, check out the Pray More Online Lenten Retreat! Experience a retreat at the comforts of your home! The Pray More Lenten Retreat is an online retreat that’s self-paced, so you