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Every year, I sit down with a stack of Christmas cards, a pen that’s just a little too fancy for everyday use, and a cup of something warm. And every year, I stare at the first blank card a little longer than I should. It’s strange how we can spend hours shopping for gifts, but […]

Every December, I find myself slowing down, maybe it’s the lights, or the smell of cinnamon and pine, or just the way the year ends and invites you to breathe for a moment. Christmas has this way of turning even ordinary evenings into something warm and sacred. And somewhere between all the giving and decorating

“The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” There’s something sacred about light. Every flicker of a candle, every glow that dances in the night, reminds us of hope, the same hope that entered the world one cold night in Bethlehem. When I walk through streets shimmering with Christmas lights,

The 10 Commandments of the Old Testament were one of the early gifts of God to the ancient Israelites, which became the moral basis for modern Catholic teachings, ethics, and values. Through his prophet Moses, God gave him the 10 commandments at Mt.Sinai, which he wrote on stone tablets. These commandments became the foundations of

One of the most misunderstood aspects of the Catholic Church is the devotion to the Virgin Mary. Prayers offered to the Blessed Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus Christ, are often misinterpreted as worship, but rather, they are a form of veneration and devotion. While many argue that saints are also venerated, the catholic church

The late beloved Pope Francis emphasized the importance of Mercy as it is one of the foundations of Christianity. God’s mercy and forgiveness are at the heart of Catholicism, and the Church is called to welcome sinners with open arms. God’s love for his sinners is unconditional. Repentance in this light is a deep personal

Have you ever felt super close to God one day, but then life gets crazy and you feel distant from Him? You want that tight bond back, but can’t get to church for communion? I’ve been there as well. However, there’s a powerful spiritual practice known as Comunion Espiritual that can help you connect to God

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