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Saints of the Day – 20 September – Martyrs of Korea: St Andrew Kim Taegon, St Paul Chong Hasang & Companions – 103 saints and beati. The Korean Martyrs were the victims of religio…
Free Printable coloring pages and activity bulletins for kids to use at Catholic Mass.
Free Baptism of the Lord craft that is perfect for multiple ages
There is no better way I know of to feel like Latin is a spoken language than having a repertoire of pieces that you can hear with your “mind’s ear”.
Note: This post contains affiliate links for which Catholic Newbie may earn a small commission if you purchase items (at no additional cost to you) when clicking through. I’ve had several interactions with non-Catholic Christians since my conversion where I’ve realized they are not aware of some basic tenets of our faith that I think […]
If we are brutally honest, most Catholics must concede we view the world as if we stood at the centre of the universe with everyone and everything else revolving around us. This egocentric stance a…
Discover the oldest and most powerful prayer to St. Joseph, dating back to the year 50, known to have never failed.
Small details that make the difference and unite the Church Do not be late. Remember that God is waiting for you to fill you with your love, give your forgiveness and a hug, speak to your
If you're making a meditation garden for the Virgin Mary, what flowers you will plant to decorate it? Here are 10 flower varieties that symbolize Mary..
I drew up some simple Paper Mary Dolls that allow a child to color and then "dress up" Our Lady while learning about all the different titles we have for her.
Hi Ladies!! So today, I thought I would talk a little about the beauty of the Catholic App-osphere. We have truly been blessed with many wonderful apps to aid us in our faith. AND there are also m…
Being Catholic in the workplace has its benefits and its challenges. Hear women speak on the great evangelical opportunities at hand.
People are much deeper than stereotypes. That's the first place our minds go. Then you get to know them and you hear their stories, and you say, 'I'd have never guessed.' - Carson Kressley Stereotypes are an easy and convenient way to classify groups we don’t really understand, especially when it comes to faith and religion. Catholicism is often perceived as a very rigid, traditionalist and mysterious faith with its incense, bells, crucifixes, statues and rituals. Yet the word “Catholic” means “universal,” and the Catholic faith is open to people of all races, ages, ethnicities and walks of life. Anyone is welcome to attend a Catholic Mass, and most faithful Catholics are eager to share information or answer questions about their faith. Some Catholic traditions may seem strange or unusual on the surface, but make sense once they’re explained. Following are five common Catholic stereotypes and why they are untrue or unfair.
This post contains affiliate or associate links with several businesses (which means if you shop through the links, I earn a small commission). As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. At the Prayer Wine Chocolate Retreat in October of 2021, I introduced a new idea that went over so well I had to share it with you! I […]
