The Bible is one of the most influential texts in human history. But did you know there are actually different versions of the Bible used by various Christian faiths? One of the key Bibles is the Catholic Bible. It’s the version recognized as authoritative by the Catholic Church. In this blog post, we’ll explore the […]
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As day fades into night, let us consider one of the most luminous lights of ancient Orthodox monasticism – Saint Macarius the Great of Egypt. Known for his ascetic life of solitude and unceasing prayer in the 4th-century deserts of Scetis, Macarius sought complete devotion to God by renouncing earthly comforts and cultivating stillness. His
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Life today is increasingly busy and filled with distractions that can make us feel scattered, stressed, and disconnected. The ancient teachings of St. Hesychios the Priest on hesychasm (a tradition of silence and inner stillness) speak to our modern longing for inner peace and presence. Who was St. Hesychios and what can this Orthodox monk
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Imagine you’re born a princess, living in a fancy palace with servants waiting on your hand and foot. You spend your days dressed in silky gowns, dazzling jewels, and golden crowns. Whatever your heart desires is yours with the snap of a finger. A life of power and luxury awaits you. Would you be tempted
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High on a cliff in southern Colombia looms an astonishing sight – a glowing image of Mary and Jesus imprinted right into the rockface. This miraculous portrait, known as Our Lady of Las Lajas, draws thousands of Catholic pilgrims each year. But how did this wonder come to be? The origins of Las Lajas involve
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You may have heard whispers of a strange skeleton figure called Santa Muerte gaining popularity in Mexico and parts of the U.S. Curious what it’s all about? As a devout Catholic, I decided to investigate this so-called “Saint Death” to understand why the Church condemns devotion to her. Grab a cup of coffee friend, and
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Have you heard talk about a prophecy called the Three Days of Darkness? It’s an astonishing prediction involving darkness blanketing the earth. But what does the Catholic Church say about it? Let’s explore. The Three Days of Darkness is a centuries-old prophecy. It still captivates people today. It foretells a darkness lasting three days. Calamities
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Today we’re exploring an ancient ritual object you’ve surely seen swinging around at Mass – the censer. Those smoke-billowing balls on chains are central to Catholic tradition. Censers contain burning incense, which has been used in sacred worship for over 3,000 years. Let’s dive into why these smoky symbols remain integral to honoring God. What
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Today I want to tell you the story of a kind man named Saint Christopher. He lived a long time ago but is still remembered for helping people on their travels. Let’s pretend to hop in our time machine and learn about this friendly fellow. Who Was St.Christopher? Once upon a time, there was a
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As a nun who often counsels young Catholics, I’ve had many concerned youth come to me worried that going to church makes them feel anxious and overwhelmed. You’re not alone. Let’s chat about why this happens and how to find peace again in church. I’ve seen even the most devout Catholics deal with this issue.
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