Why We Need the 7 Gifts of the Holy Spirit

Why We Need the 7 Gifts of the Holy Spirit

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Why the Rosary Can Feel So Hard

The Rosary is a beautiful prayer—but sometimes it can feel surprisingly difficult. Our minds wander, we get tired, and finding 15–20 minutes to pray can feel impossible. So what should we do when the Rosary feels more like a chore than a prayer? Dr. Sri offers encouragement and p ...  Show more

The Gift of Your Guardian Angel

You have a guardian angel—but what exactly does your guardian angel do? And can you give your guardian angel a name? Dr. Sri explains what the Catholic Church teaches about guardian angels, from the moment we receive them to their role in protecting and guiding us toward heaven. ...  Show more

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