These days, it is very rare that we come across children’s books that can be interesting and realistic at the same time. Many books are very much into magic, horror and ...
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Giving in to the Will of God
It is almost Christmas. We all make plans about practically everything: what to do, where to go, what gifts to give, what to eat, what to clean up and discard! We ...
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Our Lady of the Rosary Family Catechism
Nowadays, it is even more necessary and urgent (than before) for our family to be vigilant in learning about the Catholic Faith amidst a highly secular world. It is not enough ...
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Blessed Among Women
To think of our Lady is always a breath of fresh air, a deep sigh of content, an infinite source of warmth and comfort in any kind of misery yet a pillar of strength against and ...
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Diary of St. Faustina: Divine Mercy in My Soul
I never really knew much about the Chaplet of the Divine Mercy though I knew about the opening and closing prayers shown on TV (or played on the radio) at 3 o’clock everyday for as ...
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Fish on a Tree by Lynda Mullaly Hunt
Have you ever wondered about things you would not have done without the encouragement of your parents, teachers or anyone in your life? Perhaps, we have experienced this, in one ...
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Litany of Humility by Rafael Cardinal Merry del Val
O Jesus, meek and humble of heart,
Make my heart like Yours.
R: Deliver me, O Lord.
From self-will,
From the desire of being esteemed,
From the desire of being loved,
From ...
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The Joy of the Resurrection
The scene where Mary Magdalene was weeping, filled with sorrow, looking for Jesus, has never failed to amaze me. After seeing His 'gruesome' Passion and Death, her grief for ...
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