Our Capuchin Brother Blessed Solanus was filled with gratitude and appreciation for all your gifts and invites us to do the same. Help us to imitate his faith-filled example so that we and our weary world will know the blessings of greater peace, greater hope and joy.

Happy Feast of St. Francis of Assisi! Lord, make us instruments of your peace. St. Francis pray for us.

Join us today for the Chaplet of Divine Mercy on the feast day of St. Faustina

Join us for this Chaplet in the Octave of Christmas.

I animated this classic childhood photo of St. Thérèse of Lisieux using a new AI-based platform. This is pretty amazing! Like meeting #StTherese herself! St. Therese Our Sunday Visitor

The time is here! Equipping the Saints’ new EQAccess™ resource library is now live. It has all the Youth Ministry Access (YMA) resources you know and value, on a new, modern web platform. eqsaints.com

EQAccess is making it quicker and easier to find programs and resources that fit your needs. Plus, there’s new content like Equipped for Life, a 4-year program for guiding young Catholics to full Christian maturity. youtu.be/SNy4_EcAPrs

EQSaints is bringing you new youth ministry resources, guided by a team of trusted experts: robertfeduccia, Steve Angrisano, Brian Greenfield, Ela Milewska, Alex Barraza, and Jennifer Kodysz.

Thank you americanair What once was lost, now is found :)

From OSV Institute for Catholic Innovation: Using the comparison of liturgical music & a man landing on the moon, Steve Angrisano discusses this further in his OSV Talk 'Music, Liturgy and Moon Landings: Bringing the Best of Who We Are,' available here: ow.ly/v41S50JYytK #osvtalks

Great to be back in Canada for Saskatoon Catholic Schools! Now Air Canada if you could just pleeease get me my guitar so I can play tomorrow!! For some reason United Airlines North America - Parody can tell me where my bag was last scanned but not the airline that actually has it!!! Help !!

“All things will certainly turn out, whether in this life or the life to come. In every circumstance, yield to the incomprehensibility of Gods providence." St John Chrysostom