Beloved Reflections

The question, “How would you think, align your priorities, or live differently if you looked through the lens of eternity?” led me to reflect on how to live for eternal life daily. This question challenges us to consider our daily choices, priorities, and actions from an eternal perspective. Reflecting on this led me to recall…

Wondering how to balance faith and marriage? For Catholics, attending daily Mass can be a source of spiritual nourishment and deeper union with Christ. However, conflicts may arise when a spouse misunderstands this devotion or suspects ulterior motives. If a husband criticizes his wife for attending daily Mass and accuses her of infidelity, the situation…

God’s love for you stands as a profound and foundational truth in Catholic theology. Rooted in Scripture and woven throughout the teachings of the Church, this love calls us into a deep, personal relationship with God. To be “beloved” means that God cherishes you, claims you as His own, and desires intimate union with you.…

The Bible often contrasts two types of fear: fear of God vs. fear of man. For Catholics, the distinction is crucial. The fear of God signifies reverence, love, and submission to His will. In contrast, the fear of man points to an anxious concern for human opinion and approval. Understanding this difference transforms how we…

Looking for the best bible for visual learners? The Bible is rich in wisdom, and selecting the right edition can make a huge difference in how visual learners engage with Scripture. Recently, my 14-year-old daughter showed me a TikTok video highlighting a Bible designed specifically for visual learners (affiliate). It featured vibrant illustrations and engaging…

This month, two significant feast days stand out in the Catholic calendar: All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day. These two days are dedicated to commemorating the dead, but they serve distinct purposes and reflect different theological teachings of the Church. Both All Saints’ Day (November 1st) and All Souls’ Day (November 2nd) remind us…