There is longing in us to live always in God’s grace, free from sin and close to His heart. A good confession can wash away our sins, but staying in grace is a daily journey. The Catholic Church offers a beautiful gift called a plenary indulgence to help us grow in holiness and help souls…
When Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” (Matthew 27:46). At first glance, these words might make it seem like Jesus felt abandoned or that His mission had failed. Some people might even wonder if He was doubting God in His final moments. But the…
We celebrate the feast of St. Joseph, a man who showed us how to live with love and courage even in confusing and painful times. Let’s learn from three beautiful qualities he practiced: 1. Mercy Over Revenge When Joseph learned Mary was pregnant, he must have felt deep hurt, betrayal, and confusion. According to Jewish…
In today’s fast-paced world, many of us struggle to find time for prayer. We often feel distant from God, unsure of how to connect with Him in a meaningful way. There a simple yet profound method called TAPPING that can help us in our efforts to connect with God. TAPPING is not just about reciting…
In the spiritual life, many of us find ourselves caught in a frustrating and disheartening cycle: we fall into sin, rise again through repentance, and strive to stay strong—only to fall once more. This cycle of falling, renewal, and falling again can leave us feeling trapped, discouraged, and distant from God. We often delay our…
This “walk-through” explanation of the Mass will shed light on why we do what we do at Mass. I think these explanations will be helpful for the great numbers of Catholics who attend Mass regularly but don”t always remember the reasons behind the various actions of the Mass.
It is a must for every Christian to be able to take his Bible and meditate on the Word of God. One who is able to reflect on the Word of God and draw lessons for life from the scripture is not easily shattered when troubles come on the way.
We are all called to be channels of grace. Our unwillingness for that might cause harm and destruction to those with whom we associate.
Vox Divini 