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Catholic Moms Share #1 Roadtrip Tip

by Clara | Jun 20, 2024 | Glory Stories

Summer is the time to touch imaginations–to open hearts, minds, and souls to the wonder of the Faith! Over the years, we’ve heard from a lot of momsabout what works to make summera time of really wonderful family discussions. View this post on Instagram...

NEW: Woman from Wisconsin is on the way to Sainthood [FREE coloring pages]

by HolyHeroes | Jun 17, 2024 | Glory Stories

Last week, the cause for the canonization of Adele Brise was officially opened! Though largely unknown for decades, Adele Brise is the only visionary of the Our Lady of Champion apparitions in 1859. As the only approved Marian Apparition in the United States, there is...

St. Joan of Arc miracle in…Wisconsin?

by HolyHeroes | May 29, 2024 | Glory Stories

Have you heard this incredible story?! We are celebrating St. Joan of Arc on this week’s podcast episode! With her feast day on May 30th, we are sharing part of the Joan of Arc Glory Story as well as another incredible miracle in Wisconsin!! You won’t want...

27 Days of Glory Stories [Summer Calendar]

by HolyHeroes | May 15, 2024 | Glory Stories

Today we are kicking off our Glory Stories Sale for Summer The Complete Glory Stories Set (both CD and MP3) is nearly $100 off and you can use them as gifts throughout the rest of the year for birthdays, sacrament anniversaries, special feast days, and so much more!...

Celebrate the first canonized Knights of Columbus [FREE coloring page & podcast]

by HolyHeroes | May 14, 2024 | Glory Stories

On May 21st, we are celebrating the first canonized Knights of Columbus! The first Knights of Columbus to be named saints, these men were all killed during the persecution of Catholics by the Mexican government in the 1920s. The priests and laypeople who withstood...

How to make a Fatima Family Action Plan [3 EASY steps]

by HolyHeroes | May 13, 2024 | Glory Stories, Marian Consecratoin

Two of the three children of Fatima, Saint Francisco and Saint Jacinta, were 9 and 10 years old when they died. That makes them the youngest people ever canonized by the Church, apart from martyrs. When Pope John Paul II arrived in Rome to beautify them, he was met...