Have you ever been annoyed by a pop-up that won’t go away? Or a website where the text blends into the background? These common irritants are just two ways our digital world can be inaccessible to people with disabilities.

“Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee . . .” We know the prayer, but do we know the prayer? How often do we sit and reflect with the Hail Mary? Do we say the prayer or do we pray the prayer? 

God uses challenging people to make us better disciples and, through us, shows the world another way to respond. Other people’s negative behavior isn’t an excuse to forget in whose footsteps we follow.

Many entrepreneurs worry that a larger company could suddenly “own” ordinary language and force smaller businesses to stop describing what they sell, essentially putting them out of business. Fortunately, trademark law is usually much narrower and more practical than people think.

There are seasons in business when everything feels accelerated. Deadlines multiply. Opportunities expand. Visibility increases. People need answers, leadership, strategy, and execution — often all at once. For Catholic women entrepreneurs, these high-intensity seasons can become spiritually dangerous when productivity quietly replaces prayer and urgency begins to overpower interior peace.

How do high-performing Catholic leaders stay true to their faith? They stick together. Groups like Legatus provide a way for business leaders to connect with each other while nurturing their faith lives.