
The Letters of St. Paul of the Cross: Entering the Cleft of the Rock–Jesus’ Wounded Side
“His side is the wound that is our cleft in the Rock, who is Christ. We can hide in the cleft of the Rock and be safe.” – Amy Knight

“His side is the wound that is our cleft in the Rock, who is Christ. We can hide in the cleft of the Rock and be safe.” – Amy Knight

There is something in the name of Jesus that is awesome and fascinating. Hence, the quiver of an intercessor cannot be complete without it. The

“Given the complexity of discerning between consolation and desolation, St. Ignatius also highly valued spiritual direction. A skilled spiritual director can help us navigate these experiences, offering guidance, perspective, and support.” – Jen Arnold

A Reflection from “The Eucharistic Visions of St. Frances of Rome” by St. Frances of Rome St. Frances of Rome’s Vision of Heaven On a

“His mercy is free except for this price: we must surrender our pride, admit our need, and open the door.” – Monsignor Charles Pope

“Whenever we exercise faith – whenever we move forward believing the Lord and taking Him at His word – we create the opportunity for Him to show up and prove Himself faithful.” – Jonna Schuster

“Peter, Judas, Pilate, the soldiers, John, and Mary: these are the main players in the true story behind Jesus’ last day on earth.” – Thomas Griffin

A Reflection from “The Cries of Jesus from the Cross” by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen Anger, Forgiveness, and the Crucifixion Our Blessed Lord came to

“I have realized since that day that the emptiness is not so much because of the suffering as it is a result of our reaction to it.” – Kimberly Andrich

“In Rosarium Virginis Mariae, Pope Saint John Paul II was intent on driving home an important point. The Rosary is a way to contemplative prayer.” – Fr. James Brent, O.P.