by Fr. Joe Laramie | Mar 9, 2026 | Blog Articles, Pope Video
Conflicts and tensions exist that threaten people’s lives and their ability to live together. Some can drag on for years if the path of dialogue and reconciliation has not been chosen. This is particularly concerning for the most vulnerable and for future generations....
by Jennie Murphy | Feb 5, 2026 | Blog Articles
There are very serious incurable illnesses and conditions that are not deadly but last a long time. It is especially dramatic for those who are at the beginning of their lives—for children and their entire family. In his prayer intention for February, Pope Leo invites...
by Jennie Murphy | Jan 9, 2026 | Blog Articles
With the first prayer intention of the year, Pope Leo XIV invites us to rediscover the transforming power of God’s Word, the Word in which “we find the light that guides our steps.” Along with the Holy Father, we turn to prayer, asking that we might be a Church that...
by Nik Sternhagen | Jan 9, 2026 | Blog Articles
It all started with an offering. The Apostleship of Prayer was founded in 1844 in Vals, France, out of a simple and deeply evangelical desire: to offer one’s life united to the Heart of Christ. A group of young Jesuits, filled with missionary zeal, were studying...
by Nik Sternhagen | Jan 2, 2026 | Blog Articles
“The instruction of the Lord is perfect, renewing life; the precepts of the Lord are enduring, giving wisdom to the simple.” (Psalm 19:7) The psalmist affirms that the instruction or teaching of the Lord (in Hebrew, “torah”), which is preserved in...
