Erica Mathews, CFP® 4/11/26 Erica Mathews, CFP® 4/11/26

Finding Personal Connection in an Online World

Relationship and connection are at the heart of the Christian life. We were not created to be alone but were created for relationship. Yet as our world becomes more virtual, it becomes harder and harder to connect deeply with one another. How do we form connections when everyone around us is staring at their phone?

Megan Amaya 4/9/26 Megan Amaya 4/9/26

Emotional Energy: Fearfully and Wonderfully Made

Emotions both remit and require energy. Positive, growth-promoting emotions such as excitement, hope, and humility optimize happiness, performance and well-being. Negative, survival-based emotions include anger, frustration, and fear.

Catholic Women in Business 4/7/26 Catholic Women in Business 4/7/26

PeakDay: Faithful Fertility Tracking

Fertility tracking apps have become incredibly popular, but most have secular goals, and many create a risk of exposing your information. Enter PeakDay, created by the Fertility Science Institute of the Couple to Couple League. The Catholic fertility and period-tracking app is designed as a safe, values-driven alternative to apps that often promote birth control, abortion, and other controversial agendas.

Yvonne Siu Turner 4/3/26 Yvonne Siu Turner 4/3/26

Not the End of the Story

This Lent, we walked with Jesus to Calvary. Now, at the foot of the Cross on Good Friday, we ask: "How well did you bear your crosses and trials this Lent?"

Marisa McDonald 4/3/26 Marisa McDonald 4/3/26

What’s Good About It?

Good Friday highlights a tragic event in which Jesus suffered a cruel and unjust death as He sacrificed Himself for the sins of humanity. And yet, because we know the purpose behind this great sacrifice and the joy to come just three days later, we can truly see it as a “good” day.

Alexandra Harrel 3/29/26 Alexandra Harrel 3/29/26

Holy Week and Humility

Holy Week is the holiest week of the year, in which we enter into the greatest mysteries of our faith: Jesus' Institution of the Eucharist, His Passion, Death, and Resurrection. This reflection invites us to be present with Jesus at each of these events — Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and Easter Sunday — simply to be with Him and to immerse ourselves ever more deeply in these sacred mysteries.