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Many of us fear suffering. We fear not having enou

Many of us fear suffering. We fear not having enough, not being enough. We fear what we may lose.

In yesterday’s Gospel, Jesus promises through the Beatitudes that suffering is not the end. He reminds us that happiness extends beyond this world and what it has to offer. Christ promises us comfort, hope, reward, and blessings.

All our blood, sweat, and tears in this life are not forgotten or ignored by God. He heals and strengthens us and bears fruit through our toils and heartbreaks. May God's promises give us hope amidst our hardships and the strength we need to persevere.

When we think of happiness do we think about it in

When we think of happiness do we think about it in terms of our earthly life or our eternal one?

Modern society often limits our view of happiness to what is visible here on Earth. Through the Beatitudes from today’s Gospel, Jesus invites us to expand our meaning of happiness and reminds us of the ultimate and truest joy—eternity in Heaven with Him.

Our Lord consoles us with the promise that our sufferings in this life are not in vain, calling us to focus on the long view. Christ encourages us to have faith and to do the right thing even when it is difficult—because in the end, all the money, fame, success, and things of this world will fade, but God, His love, and the love that we shared remains.

This world and what it offers can bring happiness, but it is limited. Happiness is fleeting—what God wants for us is lasting joy, which is spending eternity with God. We are called to live the Beatitudes to become more like Christ and gain our Eternal Reward.

Light up your space with this soothing candle feat

Light up your space with this soothing candle featuring an inspiring quote from St. Francis of Assisi ❤️ Grab a cozy hoodie or mug to complete the ensemble, more in our shop!

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The stories we hear and the stories we tell are al

The stories we hear and the stories we tell are all bound up with the one true story: that Our Lord came to save us, to redeem us, to heal us. Citlalin tells us about her personal journey as a storyteller and shares some healing elements she's discovered in fiction as well as nonfiction.
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What are some of the little things that bring you

What are some of the little things that bring you joy? How have those shaped you into the person you are? In today’s blog, Alyssa reflects with gratitude on some memories and activities where she’s encountered joy.

“I pray because I can't help myself. I pray beca

“I pray because I can't help myself. I pray because I'm helpless. I pray because the need flows out of me all the time, waking and sleeping. It doesn't change God. It changes me.”
― C.S. Lewis

Prayer draws us closer to God. It helps us recognize Our Lord’s voice and will more easily. Prayer changes us. While we know this, how easily daily prayer can fall to the bottom of our priorities.

If we have packed and busy lives or if we’ve fallen out of the habit, let’s strive to pray. Start small—even five minutes between tasks, or even during tasks, offering our unpleasant or difficult responsibilities to God for our sanctification.

No matter when we call on Him, Our Father hears the prayers of His beloved children.

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