7 Truths You Need to Know Right Now

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You are desired, you are chosen, you are loved by God.

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Find Your Calcutta

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If you can build a house in Mexico, you surely can clean your house and help your parents. Yeah, I know. The truth can be sassy sometimes.

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Steubenvilles, Social Media, and Blessings: Summer Reflections from a Life Teen Apprentice

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I’d like to believe that even when my praises for God feel dried up or His blessings for me feel finished, that I’ll remember the truth about who He is. I’d like to tell myself I’ll always see God’s goodness in even the most difficult of situations. But I’m human and stumble more than I’d like, failing to recognize such things.

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Offer it up: Letting God Redeem Your Pain

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As Catholics, we believe that Christ invites us to unite our suffering with His Passion and that, when we do this, our suffering takes on redemptive power.

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Witnessing to a World that is Waiting

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I believe that the best feeling in the world is getting some good news to distract you from studying. One time in college, while studying with some friends, we’d reached a point where we were spending more time on our phones than our upcoming test and I got a text […]

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Why “Maybe” Could be Hurting Your Relationship with God

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You weren’t made for “maybe.” God wants all of you – Jesus asks us to jump in with both feet.

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I Was a Stranger and You Welcomed Me

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We have become so absorbed with ourselves and our image that we forget about the other person right next to us.

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When the Saints Seem too Cool for You

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The saints lived incredible, heroic, nearly unbelievable moments because their love for God was just as radical in those moments as it was in the most un-incredible moments of their lives.

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Please Stop Saying You’re a “Bad Catholic”

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Christ didn’t come to tell us how bad we are, He came to tell us how good we are.

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A Drop in the Ocean: Why Missions Matter

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As I stepped off the plane during my first mission trip, I hardly expected the ways in which my understanding of poverty was about to be challenged.

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