Jesus Chose Mary for Himself If there is nothing more touching in the Gospel than the way God treats his reconciled enemies — that is, converted sinners. He is not content to wipe away the stain of their sins. It is easy for his infinite goodness to prevent our sins from hurting us; he also wants
The Early Visions of St. Mother Theresa After Mother Teresa died, officials preparing her sainthood cause discovered a small cache of letters written to her spiritual directors and superiors during her early years. She had long ago destroyed her notes and diaries from this period and had asked others to dispose of letters she had sent
In this chapter from his book “The Art of Spiritual Warfare,” Fr. Venatius Oforka reflects on the spiritual battle between good and evil.
In this chapter in “The Meditations on Mary,” Bishop Jacque-Benigne Bossuet reflects on Mary’s faith … and Joseph’s as well.
In this chapter from his book, “Meditations on Mary,” Bishop Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet reflects on Mary as a model of spiritual perfection.
In this chapter from her book “Edith Stein”, Maria Ruiz Scaperlanda reflects on St. Teresa Benedicta’s journey to sainthood.
In this chapter from “How to Get More Out of Holy Communion”, St. Peter Julian Eymard reflects on the joy to be found in Holy Communion.
In this chapter from his book “The Art of Spiritual Warfare”, Fr. Venatius Oforka discusses our call to intercession for souls.
In this chapter from “Forty Reasons I am a Catholic”, Dr. Peter Kreeft discusses the Church of Christ as one, holy, catholic, and apostolic.
In this chapter from “The Art of Spiritual Warfare”, Fr. Venatius Oforka explains how the Church is equipped to defeat the Evil One.
