“Same Kind of Different as Me,” a powerful film for Catholic audiences highlighting corporal and spiritual works of mercy, human dignity and family life, will premiere in theaters nationwide Friday, Oct. 20, 2017.
Michele Faehnle shares about meeting an angel, Sr. Nadine Buchanan, OP, whose work with the victims of human trafficking brings hope to her sisters in Christ who feel utterly unloved.
AnneMarie Miller discusses a simple way to help homeless people in our communities this summer.
When she couldn’t get help with a delayed package, Christine Johnson learned a lesson about compassion for people in need.
Pope Francis has called us to make a special effort to live out the Works of Mercy during the Lenten season. Michele Faehnle and Emily Jaminet provide moms with more free downloadable resources with their new “Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy Examination of Conscience Guides.”
Today Erika, Gina and Michele and Emily share how they incorporate the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy into their lives as mothers in and out of the home.
Following her grandmother’s recent death, Roxane Salonen reflects on the corporal work of mercy of burying the dead, and discovers the many blessings of this sacrifice.
Celeste Zepponi asks, “Are you using the Corporal Works of Mercy in your everyday life?” You may be surprised!
Ellen Mongan explores ways to approach others in this Year of Mercy. She encourages us to apply the corporal and spiritual works of mercy to her daily interactions with those she meets. How are you going to be merciful in this coming year?
Tommy Tighe’s kids distracted him throughout this entire post about putting the corporal works of mercy into practice, and that’s when he realized…
Ministering to homeless men and women on the street on a cold winter night brought to life Jesus’ exhortation to feed and clothe our brothers and sisters.