
Today, the Church commemorates three saints – and they are siblings – Martha, Mary Magdalene and Lazarus. These three saints were not just ordinary disciples
Today, the Church commemorates three saints – and they are siblings – Martha, Mary Magdalene and Lazarus. These three saints were not just ordinary disciples
Let’s face it, most people begin July Fourth with backyard plans, parade routes, and a gathering with family and friends at home enjoying the company
Today – June 29th – the Catholic Church celebrates the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul – two strong figures of early Christianity who boldly
According to historical accounts, George Washington converted to Catholicism before his death. The newspaper, Denver Register, published on 24 February 1957 a brief account detailing
Life is an incredible journey. It comes with the big responsibility of raising a family, working on a job, and at the same time
You may not be aware that Halloween is originally a Catholic feast that is rooted from the Christian tradition of observing an important event, or
This website – Catholic Women Disciples – is created as a place to relearn the role of women in the Church and to equip both young and adult women with the right knowledge and understanding of the faith.
Catholic Women Disciples is a venue for equipping Catholic women with the right knowledge and understanding of the faith. This is a venue that calls
One busy day at work, while performing my job at a fast food restaurant in Fairfax, Virginia, the customer placing an order at my station started a conversation.
Back in my childhood me and my siblings had to observe silence at home. This was one of the hard rules we had to follow during Holy Week.
We Catholics do not celebrate Sabbath – as a day of rest – on a Saturday but we celebrate our day of rest on Sunday, the glorious day of Jesus’s Resurrection.
Participating in Church activities, especially major activities like Ash Wednesday, comes with an outpouring of grace from above. The joy and fulfillment you feel in practicing your faith is that grace. You can’t afford to neglect the practices of our Christian faith and miss the abundance of God’s beautiful graces.