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Do you know St. Faustina’s Litany? (hint: it’s not the Chaplet!)

by Clara | Oct 4, 2019 | Articles, Meditations & Encouragement

For years unpublished, the Diary of St. Faustina Kowalska is a trove of hidden treasures. Often best known for the Divine Mercy chaplet, there are countless other prayers throughout the pages of her Diary. For her feast day, we wanted to share her Litany to the...

Have You Seen this Angel?

by Therese | Sep 28, 2019 | Articles, Product Highlight

Can you guess who the “little angel” is in the picture above? I’ll tell you below! But first: this reminds me of when I was ten years old and at our parish’s annual All Saint’s Day party. The highlight of the party was a costume...

October Feast Days

by Clara | Sep 27, 2019 | Articles, Product Highlight, Saints

After a month off, we are back with the Feast Days for the upcoming month! October is special for several reasons—not only are there some great Feast Days this month, but it’s also Respect Life Month AND Our Lady of the Rosary Month. Check out the short...

What Feast Days are We Celebrating in June?

by Anna | Jun 5, 2019 | Articles, Free Stuff, Glory Stories, Holy Heroes, Product Highlight

June is always jam-packed with activities; graduations, confirmations, weddings, etc., but there are also some fun feast days to celebrate this month! First, watch the short video below to see what Feast days are coming up in June! Then, read below to learn some fun...

Never forget: A General’s secret (and my son’s observation)

by Ken | May 26, 2019 | Articles, Meditations & Encouragement

I realized that it had been some years since I had seen the movie, but I was–frankly–skeptical that the man sitting before me that afternoon had anything to do with it. The conversation we were having occurred just before Memorial Day, as I recall now. The...

3 Ways to Honor the Shroud All Year Long

by Emma | May 4, 2019 | Articles, Meditations & Encouragement

Today, May 4th, is the Feast of the Shroud of Turin. This feast day, while not as popular as some other Catholic feast days in the U.S., is widely celebrated across parts of the world (especially in Portugal). According to the National Catholic Register, Pope Julius...