Why Criminals Confess (and you should, too)
Jeff Wrigley explains why criminals feel relief when they confess—and what it reveals about guilt, shame, and the sacrament of confession.
How God Meets You at Your Breaking Point
When you hit your breaking point, God is there. Chris Stefanick reflects on trusting God as your source when self-reliance runs dry.
These Things Drive Priests Crazy with Fr. Leo Patalinghug
Fr. Leo Patalinghug gives priests permission to unload—honest, funny, and convicting advice on Mass, Confession, and parish life.
What Happens to Your Sins After You Confess Them?
God’s forgiveness is complete—your sins are gone. Chris Stefanick on confession, final judgment, and how mercy and justice fit together.
Feeling Small? Here’s What God Thinks of You
Feeling unseen? Chris Stefanick reflects on how Jesus called ordinary fishermen—and is calling you—with His full, undivided love.
Do People Who Commit Suicide Go To Hell?
Fr. Chris Alar on what the Catholic Church really teaches about suicide. God’s mercy is greater than we can possibly imagine.
Lessons in Joy From a Child’s Funeral
Attending Micah Kim’s funeral was a reminder that we are all beloved children of God and He wants us to live forever with Him in heaven.
5 Tips for Overcoming Fear with Former Navy SEAL Dom Raso
Navy SEAL Team Six veteran Dom Raso shares 5 tips for conquering your fears—not by eliminating fear, but by knowing what to do with it.
Dr. Arthur Brooks on Maximizing Your Potential at Every Stage of Life
Dr. Arthur Brooks, Harvard professor and NY Times best-selling author, offers tips on avoiding a mid-life crisis by embracing decline.
God is Hiding in Plain Sight
When God shows up, He often hides in plain sight. Discover how cultivating a contemplative heart transforms the ordinary into a constant epiphany.