We generally think of rest as optional. Lazy, even. Something we’ll “earn” after we finish all the important things. But Scripture tells a different story. Rest isn’t something you tack on after you’ve checked every box—it’s something God Himself models. It's literally part of the first story in the Bible, that's how important rest is.

Sometimes, we need to step away from the world to truly see the heart of God. We all get caught up in the everyday. But stepping away, even briefly, can change everything. It gives us perspective, and it helps us to hear God’s voice again.

What comes to mind when you hear the word refuge? A mountain cabin in a storm? It’s safety. A place you run to when everything else feels uncertain.

Hope is a word we throw around a lot, but when you’re in the thick of real-life struggle, it can start to feel far away. But hope isn't just wishful thinking. As Catholics, it's something deeper.

When we drink of the water of God's love, it allows the Holy Spirit to move through us, and bring life into the world.

If we want to get to know Jesus better, we need to get to know our bibles better.

Catholic New Years Resolutions.

We have to die to our old way of life, and take up his cross along with him. We have to join with Jesus on the cross.

A relationship is a two way street. But we also have to be an active participant in the relationship.

Have you ever been to a retreat? Taking time to attend a retreat is akin to taking a vacation with God.