Advance Directives, Hospice and End-of-Life Decisions for a Catholic Parent
What the Catholic Church teaches about stopping treatment, feeding tubes, pain relief and hospice, plus how to choose a health care agent and prepare for the sacraments.
Dementia and the Catholic Faith: How to Pray With a Parent Whose Memory Is Fading
How to keep praying with a parent who has dementia: the sacraments, Eastern Catholic traditions, hard moments, and caring for yourself, with prayers and saints.
Dementia and the Orthodox Faith: How to Pray With a Parent Whose Memory Is Fading
How to keep praying with a parent who has dementia: Holy Communion, Confession, Holy Unction, the Jesus Prayer, caring for yourself, and saints to turn to.
The Anointing of the Sick and Holy Unction: What They Are, When to Call the Priest, and What to Expect
What the Anointing of the Sick and Holy Unction are, who can receive them, when to call a priest, and what to do if a parent is unconscious or has dementia.
How to Choose a Care Home for a Catholic or Orthodox Parent, and How to Keep Your Heart Intact While You Do
Choosing a care home for a Catholic, Eastern Catholic or Orthodox parent is hard. Screening questions, red flags, costs, and prayers for the hard days.
Mother Angelica: The Life of Rita Rizzo, the Cloistered Nun Who Built EWTN, and Where Her Sainthood Cause Actually Stands
Mother Angelica's life from Canton, Ohio to EWTN: reported healings sorted by evidence, her fights with bishops, and whether a sainthood cause has opened as of 2026.
The Best Orthodox Christian Audiobooks on Audible, Ranked by Popularity
A ranked list of the best Orthodox Christian audiobooks on Audible, ordered by listener rating counts, plus must-listen extras like The Way of the Pilgrim.
The Union of Brest, 1596: The Six Bishops Who Chose Rome and the Church It Created
The full history of the Union of Brest: why Ruthenian bishops sought Rome, the 1596 dual synod, Saint Josaphat's martyrdom, the 1839 destruction in Russia, and the UGCC today.
Saint Irene Chrysovalantou: The Complete Life, Miracles, and Legacy of the Abbess Who Received Apples from Paradise
The complete biography of Saint Irene Chrysovalantou: her life as a Byzantine abbess, the apples of Paradise, her miracles, and her shrine in Astoria, New York.
Saint Gabriel Urgebadze: The Complete Life, Miracles, Relics, and Legacy of Georgia’s Beloved Fool for Christ
The complete biography of Saint Gabriel Urgebadze: his life in Soviet Georgia, imprisonment, miracles, his relics at Samtavro Convent, and churches around the world.
Where to Find the Traditional Latin Mass in Austin — And Where to Go If You Can’t
Austin has one Traditional Latin Mass. Here's where it is, why it's so limited, and why Our Lady's Maronite Church may be the city's most unbroken Catholic Mass.
Why the Traditional Latin Mass and the SSPX Are Growing — And the Ancient Churches Hiding in Plain Sight
The Traditional Latin Mass and the SSPX are both growing fast. See the numbers, why it is still hard to find, and why any Eastern Catholic church may be the answer.
Saint Raymond Nonnatus: The Saint Who Was Never Born the Ordinary Way
Saint Raymond Nonnatus, San Ramón Nonato, was born by emergency surgery after his mother's death. Why he's the patron of pregnant women and safe childbirth.
Saint Christopher: Patron Saint of Travelers, and Why His Icons Sometimes Show a Dog's Head
The life of Saint Christopher, patron saint of travelers, and the real historical reason some Orthodox icons depict him with the head of a dog, a cynocephalus.
How Byzantine Catholic Children Learn the Faith: Catechesis Without a First Communion Class
Byzantine Catholic catechesis differs from Latin practice since infants already receive Communion. How the Divine Liturgy, chant, and modern martyrs shape it.
The Syro-Malankara Catholic Church in America: How a Kerala Reunion Movement Built a Home in the U.S.
The history of the Syro-Malankara Catholic Church in the U.S., from the 1930 Kerala reunion to today's Eparchy of St. Mary, Queen of Peace in Elmont, New York.
Can Catholics Visit Mount Athos? What a Historic 2026 Pilgrimage Revealed
Yes, Catholics can visit Mount Athos with a diamonitirion permit. What non-Orthodox visitors can do there, and the story of a historic 2026 joint pilgrimage.
Why Iraqi Christians Light Fires and Carry Crosses Through the Streets Every September
How Chaldean, Syriac Catholic, Syriac Orthodox, and Assyrian Christians in Ankawa and Alqosh, Iraq celebrate the ancient Feast of the Cross together each year.
Syriac Catholic Bishops Move to Remove Their Patriarch: The First Test of a New Vatican Law
Syriac Catholic bishops have begun the first attempt to remove a patriarch under Pope Leo XIV's new law, Mutua Concordia. What it says and what happens next.
Saint Michael the Archangel: The Prince of the Heavenly Host Christians Have Called on for Protection for Nearly Two Thousand Years
The guide to Saint Michael the Archangel: his role in Scripture, the Leo XIII vision behind his famous prayer, feast days, and patronage over protection.