Your Stories
Tammy Provides Faith-Based Counseling in This Difficult Time
After being a business owner for 18 years, Tammy felt led by God to make a dramatic change in her life. Inspired by St. Catherine of Siena, she now helps others find healing and hope.
Tory Waited to Say 'I Do'
When her baptism – and her wedding – were postponed, she turned to God.
Holy Moley! 1,000 Enchiladas
Anyone who has ever cooked for a large group knows that it is time-consuming, and certainly exhausting. But how about cooking for a crowd of 1,000?
Father Norman Fischer speaks with FAITH about racism, protests and peacemaking
Your Life
He Says: We should visit our grandchildren. | She Says: I'm not really willing to take a chance on COVID-19 to do it.
What are the actual risks, and how willing are you as a couple to take them on? Find out what our experts have to say.
What Does a Priest Do all Day?
Prayer, Mass, homilies, visiting the sick, administrative duties and more.
Working from home long-term?
Your Faith
In the Midst of Confusion, God Is Near
For the first time in my life, the Eucharist is inaccessible. Parishes across the world have restricted Mass to just clergy, and even perpetual adoration chapels are on hold until the curve of this COVID-19 pandemic has flattened.
The Grace of Confirmation
Confirmation – so much more than a merit badge or certificate of completion.
Venerable Father Augustus Tolton
Father Augustus Tolton was the first black priest in the United States. Born in 1854 in Missouri, he was a former slave who was baptized as an infant and raised Catholic.