An Examination of Conscience for Venial Sins
Liz Estler shares St. Anthony Mary Claret’s examination of conscience for venial sins.
Liz Estler shares St. Anthony Mary Claret’s examination of conscience for venial sins.
Fr. John Bartunek answers a reader’s question about whether or not the occasion of sin is actually a sin, and what actually determines that.
It’s St. Patrick’s Day! What were some of his virtues? Find out what his “Confession” reveals.
Fr. William Casey reflects on the transformative power of the sacrament of penance in this chapter from his book “Making a Holy Lent”.
Pope St. Leo the Great explains how the Church of Christ rises on the firm foundation of Saint Peter’s faith.
How can the tiniest attachment cause trouble for our souls? Father Gabriel of Saint Mary Magdalen explains in this excerpt from his classic Carmelite meditation book “Divine Intimacy”.
Dan Burke and guest host, Stephanie Burke, speak with Fr. William Watson about awakening the awareness of The Divine in your life.
Fr. Wade Menezes details practical steps that will lead to a sanctified life from his book “The Four Last Things.”
Dan Burke and Melissa Elson discuss ways we can prepare our hearts for Christmas during Advent with devotional ideas and resources.
As we spend Advent in preparation for Jesus’ coming at Christmas, Dr. Anthony Lilles reflects on the guilt and self-contradiction of sin and its effects on us.
The devil is aware that he is stronger and more intelligent than we are, but he also knows that we are not alone in the struggle against him.
How does God turn us into His gems? The Carmelite Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart of Los Angeles reflect on how He works in our lives, not unlike the process of bringing a raw diamond to market.
God meets our spiritual needs, just as He promised. He also provides for our physical needs, as long as we place our trust in Him.
We must put aside all resentment, bitterness, and grudges. These are obstacles to our spiritual freedom that prevent us from experiencing the power of the Lord in our lives.
What happens if your spouse does not want to get their previous marriage annulled? Are you outside of sanctifying grace? What can you do? Father John Bartunek answers a reader’s question.
A brief excerpt from a sermon by Saint Augustine on Saints Peter and Paul, as found in the Liturgy of the Hours, for today’s solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul.
Most of us aren’t lucky enough to be personally mentored by a saint, but we can seek guidance through spiritual reading.
Know a seminarian? Know one being ordained soon? Patti Maguire Armstrong shares really helpful hints for gifts which can make a difference!