Jesus elevated marriage to a sacrament and yet 28% of Catholic marriages fail. Learn why this is and how to support those in these situations as well as all sacramental marriages.

Pride and irritability can easily lead to mistakes when pointing out where someone else is wrong. However, depending on who you are correcting, there may be far worse and even eternal results of a bad correction. Listen to this important warning, given by the Lord. 

Be inspired by the teaching of our Lord and the lives of the saints when it comes to work! Discover how to transform your worst, most dreaded tasks into tasks of divine joy.

Denial of impending death and suffering is rampant in our culture and this leads to dire situations. Learn the matter of fact and healthy way of responding to difficulties, exemplified by Jesus, a way that leads one beyond suffering, to new life. 

Comparing yourself to others leads to depression, anxiety, and loneliness, there is good news. Jesus showed another way that leads to freedom. Learn all about it. 

Find yourself too busy for prayer, running on empty, feeling scattered and divided? Discover how to cultivate a reservoir that will transform you from the core of your being and overflow into all that you do. Discover the importance of the interior life.

Learn about the Roman Canon, the most revered of the Eucharistic prayers that is used during the second part of the Mass. Learn about the stories behind the names, and the beautiful poetry and how it can move your heart to the heavens. Deepen your understanding so that you can pray the Mass well.

Just as the main course serves as the focal point of a meal, essential for satiating hunger, the Eucharistic celebration holds a central position in the Mass. How do we receive reminders of the Lord's presence during the Mass, and in what ways does the Lord refresh and renew us?

The appetizer can create excitement for the main course, similar to the beginning of Mass. It can engage the senses, like the smell of incense or the opening hymn. 

St. James the Greater willingly dropped everything at the seashore to follow Jesus as his first Apostle. Have a listen to how the community of St. James is alive and active as James the Greater was when he became the first Apostle.