Our culture is based on consumption, so when an appliance or piece of clothing breaks down, it’s much easier to throw it away rather than repair it. We do the same thing to people when they cease to...
December 12 is the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Here is her story: Juan Diego was a poor widower living near Mexico City, and on December 9, 1531, he was on his way to Mass. All of a sudden, he...
Being a devout Catholic who’s into fashion has always put me in an unspecified category among other Catholics. The typical response I get is one of genuine surprise. To be fair, a Catholic who’s...
Toxic relationships often make it harder to pray and grow in our faith and community. Let’s take a look at some real red flags of toxic relationships that are harmful to our relationships with God...
It’s hard being black and Catholic. As I read more and learned about the persecution from Catholics in the Caribbean, especially in countries like Haiti, I began to question, "What am I doing...