Mental Health Awareness Month: Catholics and Counseling
By Mariah Buzza MS-Clinical Mental Health Counseling, NCC, LAPC As a licensed associate professional counselor, my professional vocation is dedicated to doing the very thing I once thought was useless and even contrary to my convictions as a Catholic. But what was it...
Saints for Spring: Cultivating Your Spiritual Life
Springtime As a Spiritual Season As the warmth of spring emerges, flowers bloom, and gardens flourish, many Catholics find their faith reflected by the beauty of nature. Just as nature is reborn in the spring, so too are we invited to experience spiritual renewal....
The Pilgrimage of Lent: Trusting the Lord in Every Season
Pilgrimage has long been a treasured gift in the Church. It offers a tangible way to seek deeper intimacy with the Lord. It is a journey that engages both body and spirit, inviting the pilgrim to encounter grace in new and unexpected ways. Throughout history,...
The Catholic History of April Fool’s Day
One common theory suggests that the origins of April Fools’ Day can be traced back to the significant historical shift when Western nations transitioned from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar in the late 16th century. This change was implemented by...
