Introduction: Suffering Is an Invitation to Dance At first glance, Chiara Corbella Petrillo: A Witness to Joy appears to tell a tragic story: a young mother, after profound loss, dies of an aggressive tumor, leaving behind her husband and child. … [Read more...]
https://youtu.be/tG0qkf7x5go To learn more about the Shroud of Turin, I highly recommend you watch these two videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddPiDe4F8U4&t=1276s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OElbxDPsqpw … [Read more...]
Introduction In the Introduction, Dr. Bob Schuchts explains that Be Healed was written with two goals: first, to reveal the healing power of Jesus’ love, and second, to lead each reader into a personal encounter with Christ. The book unfolds in … [Read more...]
The Devil Is Afraid of Me, written in interview format by angelologist Fr. Marcello Stanzione, offers a vivid portrait of Fr. Gabriele Amorth — longtime chief exorcist of Rome — and presents his theological convictions, pastoral insights, and … [Read more...]
A Priest Brought to the End of Himself Jesus Lives Today! begins not with revival meetings, but with weakness. In 1973, Fr. Emiliano Tardif, a member of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart and provincial in the Dominican Republic, collapsed after … [Read more...]
Seasons of the Soul by Blessed Concepción Cabrera de Armida (Conchita) is one of the most profound and realistic guides to the spiritual life ever written. Using the metaphor of the four seasons—spring, summer, autumn, and winter—this Mexican mystic … [Read more...]
What is the Clausular Rosary? In the fifteenth century, Dominic of Prussia, a Carthusian monk, began adding a short clause after the name of Jesus in each Hail Mary — a phrase tied directly to the mystery he was praying. For example, in the … [Read more...]
Core Thesis (John 14:12, Taken Seriously) At the heart of Do Greater Things is a bold and simple conviction: Jesus meant exactly what He said in John 14:12 when He promised that believers would do the works He did—and even greater ones. Dawkins … [Read more...]
In this great book, Damian confronts a striking paradox: the spiritual gifts that fueled the mission of the early Church are often overlooked or misunderstood today. Through clear Catholic teaching and compelling testimonies, he invites readers to … [Read more...]
This litany is adapted from The Face of Mercy's litany of self-love. In praying the original litany with students, I found myself wanting to rework several of the lines so they would speak more directly to the pressures and struggles young people … [Read more...]
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