The decline of Catholic schools is making independent education less accessible to middle- and lower-class students.

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Jeff Schrier | The Saginaw NewsKen Killinger of Midland County's Homer Township made a small chapel, background, and the 15 stations of the cross. Killinger has spent the last 40 years carving the scenes and building the small chapel in...

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Every Little Thing is a Catholic kids song from Cat.Chat's Radical Ride Catholic VBS. Get on board Cat.Chat Airlines and take-off on a Radical Ride around th...

What a spectacular thing to participate in, the Holy Catholic Mass of history! How sad it would be not to experience it. These saints, many...

Why am I Catholic? I’ve never responded to this question concretely, and I’m not sure if I am able. The only thing I know for sure is that I have lived my life as a Catholic and have discovered the love of a loving Father who embraces me as a beloved daughter.

Learning about the saints is a wonderful thing for Catholic children to work on. This post has a free saints coloring book for April, featuring six saints whose feast days are in April: Saint Isidore of Seville, Saint Gemma Galgani, Saint Bernadette, Saint George, Saint Mark, and Saint Catherine of Siena.

Learning about the saints is a wonderful thing for Catholic children to work on. This post has a free saints coloring book for March, featuring six saints whose feast days are in March: Saint Katharine Drexel, Saint Agnes of Bohemia, Saint Matilda, Saint Patrick, Saint Joseph, and Saint Benjamin.

A Catholic Priest was about to finish his tour of duty, and was leaving his Mission in the jungle where he has spent years teaching the natives when he realizes that the one thing he never taught t.. #funny, #joke, #humor

Picture this very scene with darkness and a fine snow falling pretty hard. It just started about an hour ago and we already have an inch or so. It's slippery too as Webster and I both found out when we went out for his last bathroom run until tomorrow. Doesn't he look depressed as he walks past our snow fort? I took a big clean blanket out of the dryer for him and that did the trick. He and his zebra are drifting off the dreamland and he looks very content. I have my TV shows all lined up for the night and the DVR has been set. One more thing. One of my PBS stations started airing FATHER BROWN, Season One last Wednesday Tuesday. Episode One has something about The Hammer in the title. It's being repeated after midnight tonight -- this is Monday morning 2/10 from 1:00am - 2:00am. It's very good. It takes place in the Cotswolds in the 1950s. A Catholic priest who wears a big brimmed hat and rides a bicycle solves the crimes of the village. Take a look and see if you can find it in your area. You'll like it, I'm sure! Have a Good Downton Evening. xo

First thing first: Russians aren't big on celebrating Christmas (neither Orthodox, nor Catholic one), and the biggest celebrations falls on New Year Eve (31st December). A traditional Russian celebration would include a table with enormous amount of food, waiting till 12 a.m. to open a champagne bottle, listening to the president speech (and possibly watching other…

J.R.R. Tolkien's concept of eucatastrophe runs strong with the Catholic "thing".   We Catholics know that there are some catastrophic events which produce unexpected blessings.  Usually with a lot of pain along the way.   O Felix Culpa! I am trusting God to guide us through the catastrophe we are

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The thing which made me cross kilometres of forests and fields of Subcarpathia (Poland) that time was a an abandoned Greek Catholic church in one remote village. Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately?), when I came, I did not find a key holder at home, so I decided not to waste time and explore the area around. […]

The six seers of Medjugorje when they were children   Award-winning television documentarian and Catholic author, Mark Mallett, takes a look at the progression of events to the present day...    AFTER having followed the Medjugorje apparitions for years and researched and studied the background story, one thing has become clear: there are a lot of

In our Catholic New Year’s Goals webinar, we covered many tips on how to elevate your daily spiritual life. (You can watch the replay here.) The single best thing that you can do is to commit to a schedule of daily mental prayer. Here are tips in no particular order: Find a place in your […]