In the Gospel of John, the disciples’ first question and their last are mirror images of each other. The Greek makes the connection impossible to miss.
Dominican Father Jean-Thomas de Beauregard explores the profound spiritual depths of the young French Carmelite nun and mystic.
Discover the profound spiritual legacy of Brother Jean-Claude, the co-founder of the Community of the Lamb who passed away on Easter Sunday.
As crises persist, Philippine bishops invite the nation to renew its trust in Divine Mercy through a unified act of prayer on April 12, which is Divine Mercy Sunday this year.
Brother Lawrence of the Resurrection was a 17th-century Carmelite whose teaching has been mentioned by Pope Leo XIV as being key to his own spirituality.
St. John Chrysostom provides an analogy for the spiritual life that can capture our imagination and lift our hearts up to God.
If we truly want to change the culture, we must first begin by presenting the liberating power of Christian sexuality.
"The House of Christmas" is a poem that highlights the stark reality of Jesus' humble home and how we are called to dwell there with him.
We may think that Jesus forces his way into our lives, but most often, Jesus waits patiently at the door and knocks softly.
The Advent series will begin on November 30 and will include daily video reflections aimed at helping Catholics understand the virtue of waiting.
God is love and loves us infinitely, but there are undoubtedly attitudes that can jeopardize our salvation, such as the sin of presumption.
Saints lived holy lives and achieved a profound union with God on this earth, but that doesn't mean we should imitate every aspect of their lives.
Breaking a particular habit of sin can be difficult, but Venerable Louis of Granada provides a helpful guide that can help.
One of the external features of St. Bruno's interior spirituality was a joy that radiated from his face that others could visibly notice.
An increasing number of Catholics call themselves "Tradismatic" or "Trentecostal," seeking to fuse both tradition and charismatic spirituality.
Keeping God in mind in your daily routine makes all the difference. Here are seven simple things you can do from the moment you wake up until nightfall.
Sometimes prayer can be as simple as sitting in your favorite chair and resting in the presence of God.
