Catholic lifestyle

Living a Catholic lifestyle is about more than just adhering to a set of rules; it is about fostering a deep, personal relationship with God and letting that relationship influence all aspects of life. It involves a commitment to grow in faith, to serve others, and to strive for holiness in everyday actions and decisions.

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Dear Reader, This is going to be one of those polarizing posts. In fact, I would be surprised if this somehow answered to the masses (pun intended) - but I felt it was important to write about, because it’s probably one of the most common responses I’ve received/read about when I share about being Catholic: "But . . . the Church hates women." Yikes! Where have we gone wrong, when that is the commonly held belief? I am hoping to write up an informative post, with resources, and links (as…

Hi Ladies!! So today, I thought I would talk a little about the beauty of the Catholic App-osphere. We have truly been blessed with many wonderful apps to aid us in our faith. AND there are also m…

Carissimae Dei on Instagram: "The Four Female Doctors of the Church These women stand strong among the most influential saints in the Church's 2,000-year history. Beginning in the 13th century, popes began pointing out specific saints who were exemplary teachers in various theological or spiritual topics. These holy men and women were given the official title of “Doctor,” which stems from the Latin root word docere, meaning “to teach.” The list is relatively small compared to the number of…

Note: This post contains affiliate links for which Catholic Newbie may earn a small commission if you purchase items (at no additional cost to you) when clicking through. I’ve had several interactions with non-Catholic Christians since my conversion where I’ve realized they are not aware of some basic tenets of our faith that I think […]

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