This past Sunday Pope Francis challenged Catholics (again) to keep a pocket-Bible and return again and again to it throughout the day. He reflected, “What would happen if we turned back when we forget it, if we opened it more times a day, if we read the message of God contained in the Bible the way we read messages on our cellphones?”

One of the central aspects of the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network is a spirituality centered on the Heart of Jesus. It is from this Heart that we receive a mission and are “sent out to the margins of human life in different ways…We are sent to the places where men and women are suffering injustice, to help heal and support the brokenhearted.”

While we often focus on praying to the saints in Heaven on All Saints Day, it is also a day in the liturgical calendar that allows us the chance to reflect on God’s “universal call to holiness.” What this means is that everyone, no matter what profession or state in life, can become a saint!

That is good news!

After one year since the initial launch of Click to Pray, thousands of users around the world continue to use the innovative app to engage in the spirituality of the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network. It is a great tool to deepen a person’s spiritual life and one of the many methods of entering into the Way of the Heart. 

But what is Click to Pray?

This month Pope Francis sheds light on those Christian who have strayed away from the faith and explains a primary way these Christians will return to the faith. His intention prays, “that our brothers and sisters who have strayed from the faith, through our prayer and witness to the Gospel, may rediscover the merciful closeness of the Lord and the beauty of the Christian life.”

We draw closer to the world’s suffering as we are united with Jesus. A central part of how we accomplish this in the...

Today is the feast day of Saints Louis and Zélie Martin, parents of “the little flower” Saint Thérèse of Lisieux. They provide for us a perfect example of the best way to teach your children how to pray.

On this past Monday, April 9, 2018, Pope Francis issues his third apostolic exhortation titled, “Gaudete et Exsultate:...