We live in a culture that is constantly rushing. We rush decisions.We rush healing.We rush success.We rush answers. Waiting feels uncomfortable. Silence feels unsettling. Stillness feels unproductive. Yet Scripture continually calls us into something radically different — trust, surrender, patience, and faith . Trusting God’s timing is not passive. It is active obedience. It is choosing faith over fear in a world that demands certainty and control. Why Waiting Feels So Hard T

For as long as I can remember, I have believed in angels. Sacred Scripture affirms their reality, and the Church teaches that God, in His goodness, assigns each of us a guardian angel—created not to serve our desires, but to guide and protect us according to His will. Jesus Himself speaks of this when He says, “See that you do not despise one of these little ones, for I say to you that their angels in heaven always look upon the face of my heavenly Father” (Matthew 18:10). A

Learning to recognize His gentle guidance The beginning of a new year often carries a quiet invitation: Will you walk forward by your own plans—or will you allow the Holy Spirit to lead? For believers, the new year is not merely about resolutions or fresh goals. It is about renewed surrender . The Holy Spirit does not rush, pressure, or overwhelm. He guides faithfully, patiently, and lovingly—especially those who are willing to listen. The Holy Spirit Leads the Faithful The H

Christmas is not simply a season of lights, traditions, or familiar carols. For the Catholic heart, Christmas is the sacred remembrance of a mystery so profound that words can barely contain it: God became man. Heaven did not shout. Heaven came quietly. In the stillness of Bethlehem, the eternal Word took on flesh. The Creator entered His creation—not in power or splendor, but in humility. Wrapped in swaddling cloths, laid in a manger, Jesus Christ came to dwell among us. “ A

My story is not unique. Many have walked this same battle—the world pushing us away from Jesus, yet grace calling us home. We did not bow. Stand firm. Christ is worth everything. There is something the world doesn’t tell you when you begin to follow Christ: the moment you turn toward the Light, the darkness notices. When I walked away from mediumship and the New Age, I didn’t step into quiet acceptance or applause. I stepped into a storm. People questioned me, judged me, mock

For decades, I lived in a world that promised light, healing, and spiritual awakening. As a medium, I truly believed I was helping people find comfort and clarity. I wasn’t seeking darkness—I was chasing God with the limited understanding I had. And for years, I studied the angelic and demonic realms. I researched spiritual warfare, discernment, prayer, angelology—you name it. I thought I understood the spiritual world. I thought I was prepared. But nothing—nothing—could have