Why Your Alms Are Worth More Than Gold
‘One’s almsgiving is like a signet ring with the Lord,’ says Sirach 17:22, ‘and he will keep a person’s kindness like the apple of his eye.’
Results from Tag: 'lent'
Why Every Catholic Should Know the Act of Contrition by Heart
COMMENTARY: Lent is the perfect time to rediscover the Act of Contrition and the divine mercy it calls us to embrace.
St. Monica Didn’t Gossip — and We Shouldn’t Either
We should work to practice other habits or virtues that will replace it, to follow the instruction of the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
Lent and the Climb of Faith in the Christian Life
User’s Guide to the Second Sunday of Lent
Sin Makes You Stupid — Lent Makes You Smart
COMMENTARY: The Catholic life of repentance, as focused on the season of Lent, provides a path to being smarter and better.
This Lent, Dare to Love Your Enemies
‘Love your enemies. Pray for those who persecute you’ (Matthew 5:44).
Stepping Into the ‘Mystery of Lent’
This week on Register Radio, Register contributor Fr. Jeffrey Kirby helps us to step into the “Mystery of Lent.” And Senior Vatican Analyst Frank Rocca gives an update on Pope Francis’ health.
Give Up Candy? Mother Angelica’s 5 Tips for Your Lenten Sacrifices
EWTN foundress offered practical resolutions, underscoring how to grow in faith this season.
Pope Francis: Temptations, Falls Do Not End in Failure for Those Who Believe in God’s Love
‘In Christ, we are redeemed from evil.’
