We imagine sainthood as grand, heroic, far-off. But holiness begins in the ordinary—in dishwashing and diaper-changing, in showing up and staying present. Like the slow steps of a pilgrimage, grace meets us moment by moment. You don’t have to go far. Holiness is here. Holiness is now.

A personal testimony to the lasting power of Ignatian spirituality. Through seven key practices, from praying the Examen to seeing God in all things—this reflection shows how Ignatius' centuries-old wisdom offers guidance for everyday life. Rooted in prayer, discernment, and love in action, Ignatian spirituality invites us into a deeper relationship with Jesus, reminding us we are loved, never alone, and called to live for others.

Feeling worn out or stuck behind the “I’m fine” mask? Jo Saxton invites you to discover the freedom of living with honesty, connection, and spiritual depth.

Feeling restless or unsure of your purpose? You're not alone. Sometimes God's call isn’t in big moves or loud revelations, but in the quiet work of loving well—right where we are. Through silence, trust, and small acts of faithfulness, we begin to see that the ordinary is often where our truest purpose is revealed.

The Holy Spirit, often overlooked, is a divine person who actively guides, strengthens, and sustains us. By making room in our hearts and inviting the Spirit daily, we grow in trust, recognize God’s presence, and discern His will—experiencing love, peace, and courage in ordinary moments.

What if the key to a deeper prayer life was simply setting better goals? Fr. Mark-Mary shares a step-by-step method—rooted in the same strategy that helped build Google—to grow your prayer life with intention. With simple, steady habits, you’ll learn to love prayer, embrace silence, and listen more deeply to God.

What if your deepest wounds could lead you to deeper intimacy with God?

Embrace the courage to confront your inner world and discover the transformative power of vulnerability

This reflection shares how a month of daily Ignatian Examen prayer deepened awareness of God’s presence, turning routine gratitude into Spirit-led reflection. It invites us to notice small blessings, embrace emotions, and set daily intentions that move us from doing to being in God’s love.

This reflection offers spiritual and practical guidance for discerning your path in life. Through prayer, conversation, and self-awareness, it encourages us to listen for God’s invitations and trust that even one small step taken with Him can lead to a life of purpose and peace.

This reflection invites us to rediscover justice not as an ideology, but as a virtue rooted in love and humility. It reminds us that evangelization often begins with entering into others’ suffering—and that through prayer, sacrifice, and action, we are all called to respond to injustice as modern-day disciples.

A vulnerable personal testimony of encountering Christ in the depths of mental illness. This story offers hope and solidarity to those struggling with depression or bipolar disorder, revealing how God’s presence can bring peace, purpose, and healing in the midst of suffering.

Discover the inspiring stories of holy men and women you may not have heard of.

Helping our kids discover who they are, and whose they are.

Helping families reconnect, one question at a time.

Raise money-wise kids with simple habits that last a lifetime.

How do we raise children who use tech with wisdom and integrity?

Helping your kids step into the world starts with helping them know who they are.

Create intentionality in your long-term relationship and reconnect with your partner.

“Why am I here? Is there a deeper meaning to life?” Go beyond the distractions of the world and be open to discovering your true purpose and self-potential.

Not all prayer is loud. Not all faith is public. And that’s okay. God meets us in the quiet, in our songs, in our journals, in the places we feel most ourselves. We don’t need curated posts to be close to Him—we just need to be honest. Your way of praying is real, and it’s enough.

This reflection explores how reason and observation can lead us to believe in God’s existence through St. Thomas Aquinas’ Five Ways. It offers a starting point for those wrestling with doubt, showing that faith is not blind—but an invitation to seek, wonder, and enter into relationship with a loving Creator.

What feels like loss may just be the beginning of real life.

Discover the surprising place where true joy begins.

A story of healing and encountering the power of Jesus in an unexpected way.

The call to sainthood is for all of us, learn how to walk the path with purpose.

How one saint’s courage awakened my call to justice.

We often confuse confidence with self-worth, tying our value to achievements, appearance, opinions, or possessions. But true worth isn’t earned — it’s received. When everything else fades, God’s love remains. You are deeply loved not for what you do or have, but simply because you are His. Always enough.

Many are drawn to God but hesitant about religion—hurt by hypocrisy, wary of rules, yet still longing for more. The search itself becomes sacred. Real faith asks, wrestles, and keeps walking. We don’t need to choose between spiritual and religious—we need both, held in humility and rooted in community.

Uncertainty and fear rise with every storm life sends. Economic instability shakes confidence, revealing where true security lies. Jesus, the unchanging anchor, calms the fiercest waves and invites rest. Trusting His eternal Kingdom grounds the soul, offering peace that outlasts hardship. In Him, hope blooms even amid life’s deepest trials.

We don’t drift into a meaningful life—we build one. In a world full of noise and comparison, this reflection invites us to slow down, listen to God, and shape a daily rhythm rooted in self-knowledge, prayer, and joy. Our ordinary routines can become sacred spaces—where even baking bread or going for a walk becomes communion with God.

This reflection invites us to trade comfort for calling, reminding us that we were made not for mediocrity, but for greatness in Christ. Through curiosity, intentional relationships, and small acts of faithfulness, we begin to stretch our hearts for the abundant life God longs to give us.

Finding healing and strength, one small gift of hope at a time.

For 57 years, I went to church. But I never knew Jesus.

Doubt isn’t the end of faith—it might be the beginning. Like Thomas, we long to see, to touch, to know for sure. But sometimes, Christ meets us not with proofs, but with presence. In our questions, He gently invites us closer. Faith often begins where certainty ends—with trust, not sight.

An unlikely friendship became a lifelong path of discipleship. What started as two women longing for deeper connection grew into a small group built on trust, vulnerability, and a shared love for Christ. Weekly accountability and prayer shaped their lives, healed old wounds, and deepened their faith. Their story shows how consistent, Christ-centered friendship can transform hearts and lead to lasting spiritual growth.