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What do I do or how do I live so I know I am doing what God wants?

Each evening for seven nights, read the O Antiphons and reflect on the questions below, either in prayerful solitude or with your family at the dinner table or during prayer time.

Why is it so hard to pray every day?

Considered one of the fathers of Irish monasticism, St. Finnian founded Clonard Abbey in Ireland.

Advent is upon us. It is a time of waiting, anticipating, remembering and hoping.

The sacred Scriptures teach us a great deal about the way God operates in the world.

The consequential adventure of marriage and family life offers a fulfilling pathway toward human flourishing.

On December 12, the Church celebrates the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

The priest is called to witness to mystery, to proclaim the Word, and to celebrate Eucharist.

Dodge a negative experience with prayer and support.

A peek at some of the prominent figures and events in the New Testament.

We celebrate the sacrament of baptism for every condition of the human person imaginable.

St. Cecilia has inspired Christians and artists for centuries.

Everything about us, every aspect of ourselves has been designed to serve and glorify God.

St. Stephen was the first Christian martyr, and one of the seven first deacons of the Church.

I wasn’t prepared for the sudden finality of death.

Pause and reflect on the famous quote from St. Jerome: “Ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Christ.”

Inspired by the stories of missionaries, St. Daniel Comboni consecrated his life to Africa at 18.

Many challenges come with a caregiving role, but it can also be filled with endless rewards.

They can be traced back to the beginning of the Roman army.

There are days I just can’t take it anymore and I struggle with guilt about how I feel.

We cannot go back to what existed before the pandemic. We are not the same, and our world is definitely not the same. How do we move forward in our faith after the pandemic?

Moving through the grief process after the death of a loved one has a large social component.

The lives of holy men and women witness that with God, we must always expect the unexpected.