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Jacqueline Clovis 12/11/25 Jacqueline Clovis 12/11/25

A Call to Hunger for Justice

Amber Apple 12/9/25 Amber Apple 12/9/25

Discovering Hope in the Beatitudes: A Review of Eight Promises of God by Fr. Mark-Mary Ames

In his newest book, “Eight Promises of God: Discovering Hope Through the Beatitudes,” Fr. Mark-Mary Ames, CFR, invites us to see the Beatitudes not as distant ideals or abstract teachings but as living promises.

Mary Grace Rodriguez 12/7/25 Mary Grace Rodriguez 12/7/25

Can Living the Beatitudes Bring Peace?

How do we find peace in a culture that never stops talking? How do we hold onto stillness in our work, our homes, and our hearts? This Advent, Catholic Women in Businesses encourages you to turn to the Beatitudes.

Katherine Blakeman 12/6/25 Katherine Blakeman 12/6/25

Cultivating the Virtue of Meekness

This Advent, we are reflecting on the Beatitudes. The third Beatitude is, “Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the land.” (Matthew 5:5). Meekness is the ability to moderate anger according to right reason. What land is the land we will inherit? Heaven.

Sarah Battersby 12/4/25 Sarah Battersby 12/4/25

When the Holidays are Hard

Christmas was my father’s absolute favorite holiday. So when he was diagnosed with terminal glioblastoma (brain cancer) in July 2018, we all hoped to have at least one more Christmas.

Erica Mathews, CFP® 12/2/25 Erica Mathews, CFP® 12/2/25

Poverty of Spirit Requires Humility

What comes to mind when you hear “poor in spirit”? In a general audience on May 2, 2020, Pope Francis told us, “The ‘poor in spirit’ are those who are and feel poor, beggars, in the depths of their being.”