Catholic Faith Corner

• St. Therese’s Little Way, Simple and Speedy
  St. Therese of Lisieux captivated the hearts of many people because of her simple, practical spirituality of the “Little Way.” She accepted the fact that she wouldn’t gain heaven by stupendous feats. Not for her the path of the martyr, missionary, or priest. Instead, she soared to heaven by doing little ordinary acts with great […]
• Carlo Acutis, A Boy Saint
  Carlo Acutis will be canonized this Sunday (September 7) in Rome. Dying at the age of fifteen from leukemia, he is one of the youngest saints—the first millennial one. Originally Pope Francis scheduled this canonization for April 27, but after he died, Pope Leo inherited the job of canonizing this young boy. Carlo’s Childhood Carlo […]
• Art for Enjoyment, Inspiration, and Knowledge
  Most of us have grown up with art, creating it ourselves or enjoying others' work. The post Art for Enjoyment, Inspiration, and Knowledge appeared first on Catholic Faith Corner.
• Music for Ears, Heart, and Brain
  Music is a special gift God uniquely gave to humans. We are able to sing and play instruments. The post Music for Ears, Heart, and Brain appeared first on Catholic Faith Corner.
• Glorious Heavens Viewed from Earth
  “The heavens declare the glory of God” (Psalm 19:1). They certainly do. Witnessing the red Sturgeon full moon hanging like a jewel in the sky two nights this week, prompts me to write about the phenomena above Earth. The Moon The moon has always fascinated people. Its appearance changes as it goes through phases from […]