Kai and Libby of Catholic Central take you through some of the qualities that Catholics believe God has, and why they differ from the vengeful, angry being you might have read about.
Kai and Libby of Catholic Central examine some of the Old Testament prophets, and explain why we should be skeptical when it comes to modern-day self-proclaimed prophets.
In anticipation of Father’s Day, Ellen Mongan notes that in honoring her husband, she taught her children to honor him as well.
Kelly Guest looks out on God’s world and sees that colors in His creation and among His people is a very beautiful thing.
MaryBeth Eberhard offers 9 ways families can prepare for virtual celebrations of the Mass.
Kai and Libby of Catholic Central look at 5 key moments in history that helped shape the Church into what it is today.
Ellen Gable Hrkach recalls her mother’s example of patient endurance, sense of humor, and devotion to faith and family.
Kai and Libby of Catholic Central break down some of the ways the Catholic Church outlines how to serve others on a spiritual level.
We are our children’s first teachers. Marlon De La Torre explores how the Bible, the Church, and the saints lead us to teach from a divine perspective.
Kai and Libby of Catholic Central give you several ways to break out of selfishness and put love into action today.
Flávia Ghelardi writes from Brazil in English and Portuguese. Today she discusses how a well-structured routine helps us to organize our lives and not waste time.
Kate Taliaferro offers some ideas to build new family routines for summer, based on the distance-learning schedule already in place.
Sometimes, it pays to be a packrat. On night, somewhere around day 41 of self-imposed exile, (but who’s counting?), I…
Kai and Libby of Catholic Central explore the rich teachings and tradition of the Church when it comes to the stewardship and conservation of the environment.
With the Holy Spirit, stumbling blocks become stepping-stones and obstacles become strength builders, according to Mary Pedersen.