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The Impact of Weekly Adoration

Jesus is all around us. He is in the grass, flowers, and people. I know if I pray, He is there with me. But there is something more during Adoration. Seeing the Eucharist in the monstrance. Seeing Jesus physically there…

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Creative, Entrepreneur & Silly-Heart. Christ has called her to bring the broken to His Sacred Heart. Calls Austin home with her mountain-man husband, Mike, who she loves to travel through life with as well as around the world.

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Our discipleship team is a group of women on a journey towards restoration in their hearts, homes, and health. May our lives reveal how little with great love things can impact our families and communities.

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Happy Feast of St. Joseph! Learn more about Christ

Happy Feast of St. Joseph! Learn more about Christ's earthly father in our Saints for Slackers podcast ❤️

As creatures made in the image and likeness of God

As creatures made in the image and likeness of God, our bodies are special gifts that need to be treated AND used well. Fasting, the third pillar of Lent, helps us pay more attention to what we put in our bodies and how we use them.

More than just postponing eating meat or an extra meal for the next day, we can give our share to our brothers and sisters in need. More than just avoiding an activity we may be too attached to, we can be intentional about how we’ll spend that extra time, like helping others with our talents or spending time with loved ones we may be neglecting. Let us use our God given bodies for good and treat them right.

How often are we blind to God’s love by our worr

How often are we blind to God’s love by our worries and ambitions? It’s no surprise that in the busyness of life, we can sometimes miss what is in front of our own eyes.

Today’s Gospel reminds us that Jesus helps us see what we need to when we need to. If we’re wondering how we can grow into better disciples, when we should ask for forgiveness, and what path to take, let’s ask God to open our eyes as He did the man born blind. Let’s ask Him to cure our blindness of what we don’t understand by teaching us what is pleasing to Him and giving us light as St. Paul says in today’s second reading.

Pray the stations this lent with our ebook featuri

Pray the stations this lent with our ebook featuring this beautiful artwork by our editor Caitlyn. Find the ebook and station prints in our shop.

Bread and wine are still just bread and wine unles

Bread and wine are still just bread and wine unless we offer them at the altar. But in order to offer the bread and wine of our lives, we have to let go and give them to God. Caitlyn reflects on spiritual wellness.

Get to know a little more about St. Patrick today

Get to know a little more about St. Patrick today by listening to his Saints for Slackers podcast episode. Celebrate this saint today!

Celebrate the feast of St. Patrick's day with thes

Celebrate the feast of St. Patrick's day with these four items in our shop.

Our physical wellness is important. Here are a few

Our physical wellness is important. Here are a few of our teammate's tips and reflections about their physical health journey.

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