Because of her abortion, she had given up—on lots of things. On heaven, on living the Catholic life, on the pursuit of holiness, on the fact that God truly loves her.
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Protecting the Right to Life: Your Vote In the Next Election Has Moral Consequences for Yourself and Others
With the forthcoming Presidential election, we should be considering the candidates’ platforms and comparing their ideologies to God’s word. In the first place, do they honor and respect the dignity of human life?
Which Apostle Do You Identify With?
Which apostle do you identify with? Of all the apostles, I think I identify most with Peter. Peter was stubborn to the point of obstinacy. So am I. Peter was prideful, even arrogant, at times. I can be, too.
My Discernment to Religious Life and Complete Self-Gift to the Lord
For a long time, I felt uncomfortable whenever someone asked me what I wanted to do with my life. I found that most people just couldn’t fathom the call I’d received from the Lord Jesus and, as a result, often offered a plethora of alternative “career-choice” suggestions.
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Divine Mercy: A Catholic Response to Suicide
After my brother’s suicide, I spent Lent crying before the Blessed Sacrament. Everything was thrown into disorder. Was there hope? The Catholic response to these life-shattering events is Divine Mercy. Yes, there’s always hope.
How To Reclaim Your Power in God and Find Fulfillment
Ever thought about reclaiming your power in God? Do you feel lost, directionless? Afraid? Do you see yourself as without value or invaluable? Fear can play a major role in how we look at ourselves. It can drag you into desolation.
The Transforming, Recreating, Purifying Power Found in Encountering the Messiah
Encountering the Messiah is a life-transforming event, moving a person from obscurity to truth, from immodesty to modesty, from vice to virtue, from sin to holiness. The Lord Jesus gently invites you to let him be Lord of your life. Will you say yes?
‘Follow Me,’ says The Lord, and Become ‘Fishers of Men’
Fishers of men must be courageous, enterprising, and persistent. Although there may seem to be little to catch, the nets must be persistently cast again and again.