Beloved Reflections

The teachings of Romans 12 guide us in living a life dedicated to God’s will and filled with His love. St. Paul calls us to a transformative way of living, urging us to “overcome evil with good.” This chapter of Romans is rich in wisdom, presenting practical steps to cultivate a heart that reflects Christ’s…

In Catholic teaching, to be “called by God” means to receive a personal invitation to follow Him and live according to His will. This calling, or “vocation,” forms the core of our relationship with God. We see evidence of His calling throughout Scripture, from prophets and apostles to ordinary people who answered His call in…

St. Narcissus of Jerusalem is a lesser-known yet significant saint in the history of the Catholic Church. Known for his piety, miraculous works, and leadership as the Bishop of Jerusalem, St. Narcissus remains a compelling figure of faith, holiness, and perseverance. His life offers a profound example of Christian virtue, particularly in the face of…

St. Jude, known as the patron saint of impossible causes, holds a unique place in Catholic devotion. Many turn to St. Jude in their darkest moments, asking for his powerful intercession. Despite confusion with Judas Iscariot, who betrayed Jesus, St. Jude’s legacy as a faithful apostle and steadfast intercessor has only grown stronger over the…

In the Catholic tradition, meditation on the Four Last Things—death, judgment, heaven, and hell—has long been regarded as a vital spiritual practice. Rooted in Sacred Scripture and Church teaching, this reflection serves as a means of aligning one’s life more closely with the truths of the faith, preparing the soul for eternity, and fostering a…

In our fast-paced, noisy world, the practice of recollection can seem elusive. Yet, for Catholics, it is a vital tool for deepening our relationship with God. You might be wondering What is recollection? Recollection, in the Catholic tradition, is more than just quiet reflection. It is an intentional turning inward, a spiritual practice that helps…