In response to Pope Leo XIV's decree marking the 800th anniversary of St. Francis' death, Voyage Publishing's "Francis: Herald of the Great King" challenges readers of all ages to live radical lives for Christ.
You have to have a plan; just hoping you'll do better next time isn't enough.
Her feast day is September 15th, and she'll never smack you with a canned cliche to explain away your pain. She'll just sit at the foot of the cross with you and cry.
Fr. Jacques Philippe makes a bold claim that will help you see suffering in a new light.
Shaquille O'Neal and Charles Barkley needed their moms to remind them that their friendship was more important than the game.
Science explains the necessity of the difficult work of tap-tap-tapping through that hard shell.
Of course, only Jesus can save souls. But there are many ways to pray ...
With a beautiful melody and romantic lyrics, 'Risk it All' is sure to be the wedding hit of the season!
And when I die, ask him to kiss me back.
Whether it's the park, the post office, or the front steps at church, you need a spot other than work or home to find true human connection.
Mary has 188 words recorded in Scripture. She didn't explain or defend herself because Truth was growing within her. And in time, this Truth would be revealed.
A wolf and a frozen bloody knife is an image you can't shake -- and that's a good thing!
John Henry Newman's "Mission Prayer" is so much more than a prayer; it's a chin-lifting, life-giving, 30-second benediction.
While the deaths of Christians around the world are horrifying, it's a comfort to know that our all-knowing Lord has foreseen their suffering.
These amazing stories crush the head of the evil that was unleashed ...
The powerful message of Orthodox priest Fr. Josiah Trenham applies to all kinds of spaces.
Offering a fresh perspective on a most beloved passage of Scripture, Fr. Mark-Mary's newest book reads like a song.
Josph Shapiro and Stephen Colbert had a talk about prayer after the governor and his family survived a fire set at the Governor's Mansion.
"You took a tragedy," the 12-year-old's hero said, "and turned it into something beautiful."
"I love what I did and I did what I love!" exclaims Fr. Kelly about his 75 years in the priesthood.
