Leading by Example

You should lead by your example in family, among friends and neighbors, and with colleagues and coworkers or fellow students. Your examples should include putting family and community above self, placing respect for the dignity of each person ahead of self-gratification, and demonstrating love for others - above all.

— from Answer Your Call

Have you listened with your heart to your spouse, child, coworker today? Have you treated each person with equal respect and dignity? making no distinctions: whether the person is rich or poor, young or old? considered 'famous' or 'commoner'? Jesus said: "whatever you do to the least of these...you do to Me."  

Becoming Saints

Our flaws are part of his plan to bring forth holiness in us. He calls; we answer. By responding to his call with courage and faith, we can become saints.
— from Firmly On the Rock

I want to follow the way of Life...Do you?

Taste of Heaven

Sunday doesn't just prepare us for the week ahead—it prepares us for eternity.

— from Tweet Inspiration

We can taste a bit of heaven on earth...pray, pray, pray...as if your life depended on it!

Pray Without Ceasing

Maybe this idea of “praying without ceasing” is a novel one for you. Maybe the thought of offering God every moment of your day is overwhelming. But maybe you're also feeling the call to do exactly that—and you just don't know where to begin.

— from The Everyday Catholic's Guide to the Liturgy of the Hours

God's Love for You

Being born into a Catholic family isn't what makes you Catholic. Being Catholic, following Christ, is a decision of the heart. It is a relationship with Love Himself and a commitment to be faithful to the One who has faith in you.

— from A 40-Day Spiritual Workout For Catholics