This post is part of our Lenten series, journeying the Stations of the Cross. In this meditation on the Third Station of the Cross, Jesus Falls for the First Time, Lisa, our founder, reflects on how when we stumble, when we fall,…
This post is part of our Lenten series, journeying the Stations of the Cross. In this meditation on the Third Station of the Cross, Jesus Falls for the First Time, Lisa, our founder, reflects on how when we stumble, when we fall,…
This post is part of our Lenten series, journeying the Stations of the Cross. In this reflection on the First Station of the Cross, Jesus Is Condemned to Death, our Editor Caitlyn talks about rejecting perfectionism, embracing imperfection and an…
We’re already a few months into the new year, and I have yet to wrap my head around it. It’s about the time most of us are either going strong on our resolutions or have dwindled off that initial plan. …
I had it on my calendar to produce a blog on the deep work of pruning our lives, and being pruned as we are molded and formed into living our true purpose. It is still coming at some point—but where…
Starting something new is like a spark—it ignites inspiration, movement, and growth. As such, we’ve begun this New Year by returning to the essentials. Posts such as, “How to Start the New Year with a ‘Healthy’ Prayer Life,” setting out…
If you’re anything like me, it may have been hard for you to experience joy of late. I listen to the news and follow several global advocates on social media. It is also nearly impossible to avoid the politics that…
Joy comes in many forms. Many of us feel joy after good things take place, like finishing a task or celebrating a special event with family. However, joy can also emerge from the tough parts of life, like from an…
It doesn’t matter what you look like, where you come from, or what people think of you. You have the potential to change the world and make a positive impact. St. Margaret of Costello shows us that we can be…
“God is not afraid of your mess.” I think I was in college the first time I heard a priest say that. This priest went on to describe how God enters the messiness of our lives, and creates order. We…
St Mark Ji Tiangjing was no stranger to sin, habitual sin at that. An opium addict at one point, he knew what it was to both want to follow Christ, but struggle with the reality that his flesh often wanted…
