Saint Luke the Evangelist's feast day is celebrated annually on October 18. In his Gospel account and in the Acts of the Apostles, Luke chronicled Jesus' earthly ministry and the evangelization efforts of the early Church. I had no idea that during a lectio divina prayer session about a year ago, I'd feel a strong connection to Luke’s experiences as a chronicler of the Good News.

When everyone seems to be moving forward except you, comparison, envy, and jealousy can creep into our minds and hearts. How do we cope with these very real human experiences without acting on our feelings? 

Have you been let down by a past investment, program, or coach? Perhaps one promised massive transformation but left you disappointed, shaken, in debt, or in more of a mess than you were before.

These unfortunate situations can leave big-hearted entrepreneurs afraid and guarded against future support, despite a seemingly great opportunity to fill a new need. 

Pope Saint John XXIII has been the patron saint of Catholic Women in Business from day one. In honor of his feast day October 11, we invite you to learn the story of how the great saint inspired our founders.

Discover how and why to pray four Rosaries a day (all 20 mysteries). This testimony highlights the Rosary’s promises, power in spiritual warfare and mental prayer, plus family-friendly, time-saving tips to make this life-changing habit daily.

In business, especially as Catholic women entrepreneurs, it’s easy to let quarterly goals and client deadlines dictate our every move. But the Church invites us into a different rhythm—a holy pace that honors both work and rest. When we allow the liturgy to shape our calendar, we remember that time itself is a gift from God, not just a resource to be managed.