Why You Should Want to Become a Saint In yesterday’s editorial post, I mentioned the new happenings inside catholicwomendisciples.com. Truly a piece of great news for us here and our supporters. To have formed a research team, which will finally resolve the long lapses of posting in the site is a most welcome development. And …
Hey Guys! Great news! We have formed a research team here at catholicwomendisciples.com. That would mean this website will now be updated regularly. Finally, there will no longer be a lapse in the posting of articles and of the regular optimization of the site. Another great news that I’m sure you’ll be excited about just …
Showcasing Stories of the Lives of the Catholic Saints Read More »
Jesus’ command to Peter to take care of His sheep is a mandate to all people of all times. It was not only a mandate to Peter to fulfill during his and the other disciples’ time. While Peter represents the leaders of our present-day Church whom Jesus directly gave the command to take care of …
I was surfing the internet when an article about the forthcoming feast day of St. Andrew the Apostle on November 30 popped up. I leafed through the pages of the article and while doing so thoughts began flooding my mind about the saint I heard several times from my parents when I was a little …
San Andres and my still born brother named after him Read More »
I thought of writing this blog post: “Heaven, Hell or Purgatory,” after an encounter with a young lady at the mall who talked to me about God’s love, and faith in God’s saving power. I was walking fast by myself inside the mall when this lady suddenly walked beside me. I was taken aback by her …
For Catholics, Sunday Mass is an obligation. But although I am Catholic there were times I failed to go to Sunday Mass. I know I am not alone. Sad to say, many Catholics do not go to Sunday Mass, too. Many, in fact, are currently non-practicing Catholics. I sometimes wonder why it is so easy …
