Spreading the Good News
Ash Wednesday, which marks the beginning of the season of Lent, just passed a little over a week ago, and to ready yourself for this new liturgical season, I hope you take the time to read this article so you can learn more about what Lent means for us Catholics.
Every teen at one point has said or thought “why do I have to tell others about God when I could be drawing or writing a story… or dancing to TikTok songs.” Like, I could just be on my phone instead of going to church, right? WRONG.
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Saint Pope John Paul II is one of the most known and revered popes in the history of the Catholic Church.
Many ambitious teenagers find themselves rushing from activity to activity: they hurry from an exhausting school day straight to piano class, which is followed by logging sweaty hours at the gym. Then, the next day, rinse and repeat.
Being a teenager in our world today can be difficult.
This is another article in a young segment of The Catholic Michigander.
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As Catholics, we are pro-life.
Life is a gift.
This article focuses on the dangers of manifesting, which is a New Age idea. However, New Age and New Thought ideas are extremely dangerous and Catholics need to be weary of anything concerning these two philosophies. New Thought and Age are similar, and both of them should be avoided. I will write in more depth about them in the future, but for now, this article simply aims to expose the truth and peril behind manifesting.
Anxiety is something that touches all our lives at one point or another; it’s a perfectly normal human emotion!
