As we remember the life and legacy of Pope Francis, we reflect on the wisdom he shared with the Church and the world. May his words continue to stir hearts, challenge minds, and lead souls closer to Christ. #focuscatholic #popefrancis

The first words Jesus spoke to His disciples after the Resurrection were these: “Peace be with you.” This is the power of the Resurrection: the defeat of death, the defeat of fear. It is the victory of our Prince of Peace. Today, let us ask Jesus to be the Prince of Peace in

The mercy of God is deeper than any weakness, sin, or failure. This Sunday, Divine Mercy Sunday, we remember that Jesus’ heart is always open to us. No matter where you find yourself, His mercy is greater. "We are not the sum of our weaknesses and failures; we are the sum of

In this sacred time of transition for the Church, we’re invited to return to the heart of it all: prayer. Check out this link on how to pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet specifically for the cardinals that will be entering into the conclave in the coming week.

On this feast of St. Joseph the Worker, we remember the dignity and sanctity of human labor. St. John Paul II’s encyclical Laborem Exercens reminds us that work is not just about productivity. It is about becoming more fully human in Christ. May we, like St. Joseph, work with

Each May, the Church invites us to draw close to Mary, our spiritual mother and the first disciple of Jesus. In her life, we see a heart completely open to God’s will, a model of trust, humility, and love. This month, let’s turn to her with renewed devotion. Ask her to intercede

Do you recognize the Lord in your daily life? He is present in every moment, every conversation, every quiet stirring of your heart. Let us be attentive, like the beloved disciple who cried out, “It is the Lord” (John 21:7). Today, ask Him to show you where He is present in

During an interview from St. Peter’s Square in Rome with EWTN News In Depth, Curtis Martin, FOCUS Founder and CEO, reflected on the Church’s efforts in evangelization amid the anticipation of a new pope. He emphasized that this moment offers a rare and powerful opportunity for

What actually happens when the cardinals gather to elect a new pope? Swipe through for a simple explainer on the papal conclave, the sacred and historic process that leads to the next successor of St. Peter. #focuscatholic #conclave #PopeFrancis #Pope #Vatican #Rome

It's official. We have a new pope. Stay tuned for his first public appearance soon. #focuscatholic

Habemus Papam! We have a pope. Introducing Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Prevost, from The United States of America. Let us pray for our new Holy Father as he begins his mission as the successor of St. Peter. #focuscatholic #vatican #newpope #popeleoxiv

A new pope. A renewed mission. With the election of Pope Leo XIV, we’re reminded that the Church continues to grow, lead, and shine. May this moment spark fresh hope and boldness in all of us to live as true missionary disciples. hubs.la/Q03lHqVL0

Meet Pope Leo XIV. A new pope has been chosen! Dive into his story and what this means for Catholics everywhere. Click the link in bio to learn more. hubs.la/Q03lPLbL0 #focuscatholic #popeleoxiv #newpope #pope #vatican #conclave

Motherhood is more than a stage of life—it’s a call etched into the heart of woman. Whether biological, spiritual, or emotional, a woman’s capacity to nurture, suffer with, and care for others reflects God’s love in a powerful way. Today we honor the quiet strength, deep

On May 13, 1981, St. John Paul II was shot in St. Peter's Square. This was also the 64th anniversary of the first apparition of Our Lady of Fatima in Portugal. He later shared his belief that Our Lady of Fatima guided the bullet away from his vital organs, sparing his life. The

“You did not choose Me, but I chose you.” Jesus doesn’t just tolerate us; He loves us, calls us friends, and sends us to bear lasting fruit. This is the life we were made for. #focuscatholic #john15

Today on the feast of St. Dymphna, we remember that struggling with mental illness does not distance us from God—it can draw us into deeper dependence on Him. “Thus says the Lord, the God of David your father: I have heard your prayer, I have seen your tears; behold, I will heal

How we see God and how we believe He sees us shapes the very core of our lives. He is not distant. He is not indifferent. He is not demanding. He is close. He has chosen you. He delights in you. And right now, He’s waiting to meet you. Take the step of faith and let Him