Do we need a storm to recognise Jesus’ divinity?
Apparently, we are only able to recognise the action of God when we are in amidst a storm and He intervenes.
The gifts of the Holy Spirit: The gift of healing
The Charisms of the Spirit, conferred to all in Baptism and intensified in Confirmation, are also called gifts of the Holy Spirit. With these gifts He enables us to serve the Church of Christ.
Learn to make realistic personal and professional projects at the beginning of the year
"Next Monday I'll start!", "Next year I'll start", "Next year, I promise!"
The gifts of the Holy Spirit: The gift of faith
The Charisms of the Spirit, conferred to all in Baptism and intensified in Confirmation, are also called gifts of the Holy Spirit. With these gifts He enables us to serve the Church of Christ.
The gifts of the Holy Spirit: The gift of prophecy
The Charisms of the Spirit, conferred to all in Baptism and intensified in Confirmation, are also called gifts of the Holy Spirit. With these gifts He enables us to serve the Church of Christ.
The importance of the archangels in the spiritual life
“Angels exist, they are sent by Divine Providence to help us reach the holiness of life”, St. John Paul II
“If you only seek Christ in His glory, then you are not worthy of His cross”
The way to the glory of Christ and heaven is to unite in love with him, embracing for love the suffering he has embraced in His passion. There is no other way to glory.
The gifts of the Holy Spirit: The gift of wisdom
The charisms of the Spirit, conferred on all in Baptism and intensified in Confirmation, are also called the gifts of the Holy Spirit. With these gifts He enables us to serve the Church of Christ through our brothers.
The gifts of the Holy Spirit: The gift of discernment
The Charisms of the Spirit, conferred to all in Baptism and intensified in Confirmation, are also called gifts of the Holy Spirit. With these gifts He enables us to serve the Church of Christ.
Saint Michael’s Lent: have you heard of it?
There is an old devotion that seemed to be quite popular especially in the 13th up to the 18th century before it started to disappear. After many years, this devotion is being revived in many countries particularly in America and is offered to the great Saint Michael, the Archangel. It all started with Saint Francis of Assisi. We all heard about him, one of the most known saints of the Catholic Church who is admired even by non-Christians. He is known for his humility, simplicity, love for the poor, the nature, animals, and for the Church. All of this was only possible because the once spoiled “mama’s boy” had a deep experience with Jesus Christ. His heart was suddenly taken by ...
