Pork is a food that is forbidden for Jews and Muslims. But can Christians eat it? Today, Christians freely eat things like pork and shellfish, but are we still supposed to follow the old Jewish diet laws? This is a common question many believers think about. In this post, we will look at what the […]

As catholics, we all have attended Sunday school and catechism classes. One of the first things we are taught as Catholics and Christians is the 10 commandments. The origin of these commandments goes way back to over 3,000 years ago, God gave Moses a set of commandments – or laws – to His people to

For Christians, developing a deep, personal relationship with the three persons of the Godhead – the Father, the Son Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit – is an essential part of faith. Of the three, the Holy Spirit often seems the most mysterious. But building a prayer life focused on the Holy Spirit can strengthen

The Catholic flag is an under-appreciated and often overlooked symbol of faith. With its iconic yellow and white bands and papal seal, this banner beautifully encapsulates Catholic identity and tradition. As Catholics, having a flag to call our own not only connects us to each other but also visually represents our spiritual community. In this

Blessings are a big deal in the Catholic faith. Traditionally, Catholic blessings can only be given by priests and bishops. But what if a religious leader from another religion wants to provide a blessing to a Catholic person? Would it count or have any meaning according to Catholic beliefs? This is a tricky subject. Below,

There have been some puzzling rumors lately about a group called “Christian nationalists” causing a ruckus in the town of Prescott, Arizona. As a place with old-fashioned Wild West roots and lots of good-natured folks who keep to themselves, this new drama is confusing. Prescott seems like a quiet, peaceful spot where people look out

Have you ever wondered what adoration is all about in the Catholic Church? I used to be confused by what it meant to “adore” Jesus and how sitting in a chapel could be considered prayer. It seemed strange at first compared to normal Sunday Mass. In this post, we’ll explore the meaning behind this very

Have you ever wondered how the Catholic Church got started? Who actually founded it in the first place? I was curious about that, too, so I did some digging into the history books. And you know what? It turns out the Catholic Church has been around for a really long time. In this post, we’ll

Have you heard of Our Lady of Guadalupe? She’s a hugely important figure for Catholics in Mexico and many other parts of the world. Her story is pretty amazing, so I wanted to share it with you all. I think you’ll be fascinated by the mysterious image that appeared on a peasant’s cloak almost 500