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The memories of a mission trip to our sister diocese in the Dominican Republic two years ago never really left young Marlie Monserez’s heart. Before the sunrise each day, Marlie and her peers from Bishop Moore Catholic high school would walk 45-minutes to the closest school for a day of teaching. The best part of … Continue reading "Soles for Souls"

Vice President of Dynamic Catholic and bestselling author, Dr. Allen Hunt, inspires people to rediscover the richness of the Catholic faith.

La vida ha cambiado en estos últimos 50, 60 70 e incluso en los últimos 25 años. Eli J Finkel escribió un libro recientemente titulado El matrimonio de todo o nada: Cómo funcionan los mejores matrimonios. No estoy de acuerdo con su concepto del matrimonio. Pero un punto que me pareció interesante es que desde … Continue reading "Misa por los matrimonios – 9 de febrero de 2019"

Life has changed over these past 50, 60 70 and even in the past 25 years. Eli J. Finkel wrote a book recently titled The All-or-Nothing Marriage: How the Best Marriages Work. I don’t agree with his concept of marriage. But one point I found interesting is that since 1995 both fathers and mothers have … Continue reading "Mass for Marriage – February 9, 2019"

Rachel and Jason discuss the spiritual reality of a cluttered heart, acedia’s role in letting clutter build up and give practical tips on identifying clutter and getting rid of it.

Theologian and author, Dr. Edward Sri, challenges us to be a disciple of Jesus Christ in our everyday lives and talks about his new study, “No Greater Love: A Biblical Walk Through Christ’s Passion.”

Blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord, whose hope is the Lord Jer 17:7 My Sisters and Brothers in Christ: Grace and Peace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you! Who has a compassionate heart? If we have the heart for God, then our heart is compassionate. God seeks us to be … Continue reading "Our Catholic Appeal – February 2019"

Voted top 30 Catholic Artists of 2018, Taylor Tripodi, shares how our identities, in the mercy and goodness of Jesus Christ, are parts of us that can never be taken away.

Bishop John Noonan shares thoughts on his recent trip to Mundelein Seminary where all U.S. Catholic bishops gathered for a week long spiritual retreat.

When you pray the “Our Father”, do you understand what each phrase of the prayer really means? In the seventh grade religion class at St. Mary Magdalen Catholic School in Altamonte Springs, we have been analyzing and reflecting on what the Lord’s Prayer conveys. Using the Catechism of the Catholic Church, paragraphs 2786 through 2853, … Continue reading "A Personal Reflection on the “Our Father”"