At the back of St. Pius X Catholic Church in Corpus Christi, Texas, there is a stained glass window depicting  Pope St. Pius X surrounded by a group of children around seven to eight years old in First Holy Communion outfits, with the Chalice and Blessed Host above the children and the Pope.

There are so many Catholic women coaches right now. But, have you ever considered “hiring” a saint as a coach?

We started our businesses to make a difference in the world. We wanted to help our clients or sell a product we believed in. But as we got things up and running, we realized there's a lot more involved than just our core services.

In the life of a Catholic woman in business, much of the most important work is carried quietly.

St. Maximilian Kolbe, canonized in 1982 by St. John Paul II, provides a model of selfless love and charity, as well as a living example of Jesus’ willingness to die in the place of another.

Think about the last image you posted for your business or ministry. Perhaps it was a product photo, an event flyer, a quote graphic, or a behind-the-scenes moment. Now ask yourself: What message was that image meant to communicate?