How Can You Get the Portiuncula Indulgence Tomorrow?
Don't miss out on the Grace of the Portiuncula Indulgence. Not only for yourself, but for the suffering souls in Purgatory. Learn how to receive it 👉
Did You Know? The Official Papal Blessing for Bad Journalists and...
For heretics and bad journalists, these popes reserved a special blessing. Learn why it was was also a papal "burn" 🔥 and a papal blessing! 😂👉
Lost Your Keys? Pray to This Saint!
How often do you lose your keys? 🙋 Next time you do, do you know which saint's intercession you can turn to? Learn the patron saint of finding lost keys! 👉
Do You Know the HIDDEN Symbolism in the Parable of the...
The Parable of the Good Samaritan is one of the most well known stories in the Bible. But do you know the 🕵️ HIDDEN symbolism in it? Discover the meaning of an ancient Church tradition! 👉
The True Story of How Tea Saved the Church in Japan
The Japanese tea ceremony has striking similarities to the Catholic Mass. Is it just coincidence? Learn how the Church survived underground in Japan for over 200 years, thanks in-part to tea!
Fish in The… Baptismal Font? Why It’s NOT Allowed!
US Bishops have answered the question we've all been asking. Have you ever thought about fish in the baptismal font? Learn the answer 👉
Carmelites Have Prayed THIS Beautiful Hymn for Nearly 1,000 Years. Now...
It's called one of the most beautiful prayers ever written. Learn to pray this ancient hymn of the Carmelite order that Mary is said to answer with her powerful help.
Did You Know? The Pious Legend of the Wandering Jew Who...
A figure from pious legend, the Wandering Jew is said to be cursed to walk the Earth until the Second Coming for taunting Jesus on the way to the Crucifixion.
Meet Martyr Joseph Chiwatenhwa, One of the First Indigenous Catholics in...
Joseph Chiwatenhwa was amongst the first of indigenous new believers in Canada, helping translate hymns and prayers from French into Huron. Later, he was martyred for his Faith.
Thank Medieval Catholic Monks for Today’s White Bread!
Would you eat bread made out of acorns and chestnuts?! If that doesn't sound appetizing, you should thank Medieval Catholic monks and the Eucharist for the popularity of white bread today!
