Easy to Read, Daily Prayers, for Catholics

I felt inspired to write this small prayer after reading various sections of the Catechism of the Catholic Church via Vitican.va.  In section two, chapter

I’ve mentioned my mom (the Ma) before in this book but I would be remiss to not mention her friends and family in the church.

This is the second time I am using a prayer to the Holy Spirit from Saint Augustine (shown in a painting by Philippe de Champaigne).

I was taught that I should trust my gut instincts. Malcolm Gladwell called the gut instinct, “Blink” in his famous book of the same name.

The following is one of my mom’s favorite prayers. “The Ma” as she is known to her six children and “Nana” to her 22 grand

Our life is filled with hurdles: challenges that need to be accomplished, choices that need to be made, and walls that need to be torn

I found this exquisite little prayer in a book called the Raccolta from 1866. Raccolta, which means “collection” in Italian, is a book of prayers

Collecting old prayer books I love to collect old books, especially rare prayer books because they are a treasure trove of lost words to God.

These prayers are believed to be written by Father Felix de Jesus Rougier a Catholic priest and founder of several institutes of consecrated life. Who was declared venerable by

My aunt Josie, Lord rest her blessed soul was one of the holiest women I have ever known.  When she passed away, I was given

Like many of you, I still have young children at home. So please don’t judge me, when I say; that no matter how hard I

I felt inspired to write this small prayer after reading a section of the Catechism of the Catholic Church on Vitican.va.  Part two, Chapter three,