Author Sarah Pedrozo explains that, while cute bunnies and magnificent blooms make us smile, these Easter symbols point to a deeper meaning of the Resurrection.
April 2024 Member News
April 2024 Member News The year is still young, but our Catholic Writers Guild members are already hard at work on all kinds of projects! From writing articles and works of fiction to developing courses and winning awards! We’re excited to celebrate the following members and their accomplishments from Quarter […]
Cath-Lit Live: Welcoming the Holy Spirit with Padre Pio
Amy J. Cattapan interviews Susan De Bartoli about her new book, published by Ave Maria Press.
Sanctifying Habits: What is God Asking of Me Today?
When a broken habit turns into a month of unproductivity, Maria Riley has found a way to get back on track.
In the Author’s Image
Isabelle Wood reflects on how the characters we create as authors can show us a powerful perspective of God as Author.
Our Luminous Eucharist
Author Margaret Zacharias shares with readers one of the best kept secrets of the church — visionary St. Juliana of Liege.
Angels in Waiting
Echoes from a New Catholic Angels in Waiting By Lisa Livezey And the angels ministered to him. – Mark 1:13 (RSVCE) “We don’t offer individual retreats – you might want to try the IHM Spirituality Center,” she suggested. I had phoned a Catholic retreat house, seeking an overnight stay. It […]
The Shepherd’s Pie: Benefits of Classical Education
Antony Barone Kolenc speaks with Katherine Briggs about why a classical education is beneficial to faith and our youth.
The Farmer
A traveling doctor gives a young farmer hope of owning land in early 20th Century Mexico in this short story by author Cecile Bianco.
Lord, I Want to See
Most of us are not physically blind, but we all suffer from at least some degree of spiritual blindness. As people who are so often blind, whether willfully or inadvertently, to the good in others, let us join in the blind man’s entreaty (Luke 18:41): Lord, help us to see!