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By Allison Gingras Remember when Sundays were sacred? The Catechism of the Catholic Church reminds us they still are. “On Sundays and other holy days of obligation, the faithful are to [...]

What inspiration does the Blessed Motheroffer you in regards to growing in faith? Which Saints would you invite to your after-party? Have you discovered any new ones reading Super Girls and [...]

By Alyssa Bormes Sometimes I wonder what Jesus and John the Baptist did as kids. Sometimes I have wondered about it so much that I started a list of questions; I just found the list. Some of [...]

Session 6 — ConclusionTo help us build virtue it is important to spend time reflecting on the Word of God. (*please note: the Companion Journal has step by step Lectio Divina instructions). Read, [...]

Who are you companions on the Quest for Truth, Justice, and Heroic Virtue – we look at Saints, Obstacles, and how God empowers us all to succeed! We take a special look at the Blessed [...]

How do these quotes relate to your understanding of temperance? What inspiration do these women (real and fictional) offer you? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

A Lt. Uhura and Katniss Everdeen provide thought-provoking lessons in the virtue of temperance. Sts. Mary MacKillop and Kateri Tekakwitha show the virtue in action in their lives. How do we live [...]

Session 5 — Seeking TemperanceTo help us build virtue it is important to spend time reflecting on the Word of God. (*please note: the Companion Journal has step by step Lectio Divina [...]

By Allison Gingras   This mercy offering sacrament is transformative. Described in the Catechism of the Catholic Church as an “Interior repentance is a radical reorientation of our [...]

If there is no fear, there is no reason for courage – no reason to be fortified by faith. How do you tap into the superpower of Fortitude to cope with the things that require courage in your [...]