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The Holy Father’s words challenge all of us to approach even mundane communication with a kind of awe, aware of the way God desires to work through our words. Link in bio.

“The pursuit of satisfaction without the pursuit of truth is self-defeating. It cannot nourish us.” Link in bio.

Is the Old Testament outdated? How can you come to know Christ through the Old Testament? Chad Bird, an Old Testament and biblical Hebrew scholar, will explore how the Old Testament continues to speak powerfully to the Church and individual believers today in a LIVE Seminar on May 12 at 1 p.m. CT. Link in bio.

“Although many people begin their journey to the Church online, the destination is personal, concrete, and incarnational.” Link in bio.

“Opening up about our crosses not only invites others to help care for us, it can make visible an invisible cross someone else may be carrying.” Link in bio.

From the Holy Father's first homily, delivered to cardinals in the Sistine Chapel. Thanks be to God for Pope Leo XIV, the Vicar of Christ.

“Catholics ought to offer Leo XIV filial piety and pray for him as he undertakes the immense responsibility of being the successor of St. Peter.” Link in bio .

Peter Kreeft’s 8-volume series “Socrates Meets” is an absolute feast for philosophy lovers. In it, he brings Socrates into dialogue with Descartes, Freud, Hume, Kant, Kierkegaard, Machiavelli, Marx, and Sartre. Each dialogue imagines a purgatory where we can listen in on conversations between Socrates and the great thinkers who, centuries later, picked up the philosopher’s torch. Each conversation investigates one of the philosopher’s key works, a short, readable classic that raises central questions both for philosophy and for life. Get 31% off the “Socrates Meets” box set today: link in bio.

Gaudí’s work transformed the contour of his city: It made the skyline of Barcelona itself a song “to the glory of the Creator and Redeemer.” Link in bio.

The conclave, an age-old tradition, is steeped in rich symbolism.

In the latest episode of The Votive Podcast, author Millie Florence and host Haley Stewart agree that hope is integral to both children’s literature and the young imagination. Link in bio.

“By immersing ourselves in these narratives of judgment and salvation, we begin to see that humanity has not changed and, much more importantly, neither has the heart of our Father.” Link in bio.

Fr. Paul-Anthony Halladay details what makes the military chaplaincy unique, what draws young men to the priesthood today, and why every priest could benefit from thinking of himself as a leader as well as a shepherd. Link in bio.

What would a conversation between Socrates and Marx or Machiavelli or Descartes look like? What would they agree on? What would they disagree on? In the “Socrates Meets” series, Peter Kreeft revives the classic method of bringing philosophy to life through dialogue. In eight innovative volumes, he uncovers the principles, assumptions, and sometimes dangerous conclusions of some of history’s most influential minds. Get 31% off this beautiful box set today: link in bio.

EWTN News Foreign Correspondent @colmflynnire sat down with @bishopbarron in front of St. Peter’s Square in Rome to talk about the upcoming conclave and who could be the next Pope. They discuss American influence on the conclave and Barron gives his opinions and insights on the cardinals being talked about as possible contenders.

Nine-year-old Millie Florence dreamed about becoming an author. At thirteen, she found inspiration for her first book in the aisles of a paint store. Millie shares her remarkable story in the latest episode of The Votive Podcast. Link in bio.