The Catholic Cafe

The Easter Season cannot truly be appreciated without fully comprehending why Jesus had to die, and consequently, why Jesus had to rise.

Unfortunately, many struggle with the very existence of the Devil and, consequently, his unholy work in the world. That makes the spiritual gift of the exorcism that much more important in the life of the Church.

So many of the challenges facing the world can be overcome by the realization of the graces that come to us through the Eucharist. Annie Celloto joins us to discuss the need for a Eucharistic Awakening.

There is great the significance to the opening Solemn Procession that takes place at the principal Mass of the parish on Palm Sunday. This is a wonderful way to enter into Holy Week.

There is no question that there is a great amount of suffering in the world, now more than ever. There is a question, however, as to why people would want to suffer alone when we have a beautiful and perfect model for suffering in the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Sometimes, before we can grow spiritually, we must first unlearn certain preconceived notions about the ways of learning. Only then can we be truly transformed by God.

John Edwards of the Just A Guy In The Pew podcast discusses his latest devotional project called The Narrow Road which helps men live a more virtuous life.

Most of us know the story of Abraham and his willingness to follow the command of God in sacrificing his only son, Isaac. But, most of us have probably not thought about this story from the perspective of Isaac.

If you were ever wondering where God came from, you are not alone. The profundity of that question has challenged great thinkers from time immemorial.

When Jesus encounters a leper and makes him clean, we learn a valuable lesson. Even though we are unlikely to ever encounter leprosy in our lifetime, we can encounter much needed spiritual healing, if only we ask.