Tag: Kay Winchester

“The Companion Book of Catholic Days.” By Karen Edmisten. Maryland: Word Among Us Press, 2022. 320 [...]

Katharine Drexel was born in Philadelphia in 1858, the daughter of a wealthy international banker. [...]

“Celebrating with St. Joseph Altars.” By Sandra Scalise Juneau. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State [...]

It should come as no surprise that St. Joseph de Anchieta was attracted to the Jesuit order; on his [...]

“Ancient Wisdom, Living Fire: Lessons I Learned from the Fathers of the Church.” By John Michael [...]

“Enough As You Are: Overcoming Self-Doubt and Appreciating the Gift of You.” By Peggy Weber. [...]

The Franciscans are no strangers to either the Holy Land or its dangers, and their story there [...]

While Catholics in Vermont are quite accustomed to the fact that the entire state is a single [...]

“MicroShifts: Transforming Your Life One Step at a Time.” By Gary Jansen. Chicago: Loyola Press, [...]

We would consider it a remarkable achievement in the 21st century if any one person could [...]

If the beatitude “Blessed are the peacemakers” could be applied to anyone, it would be Elizabeth of [...]

In the month of May, the Church celebrates two more of Jesus' Apostles — Philip and James. While we [...]

Anyone who knew St. Anselm as a typical pleasure loving youth might have been surprised at just how [...]

Even before her official canonization in 1925, Father Daniel Brottier credited the intercession of [...]

Aside from being followers of Jesus and members of the early Christian community, Titus and Timothy [...]