Category: Simple Reasons to be Catholic

The Visitation: Mary Brings Christ to Elizabeth

Mary's visit to Elizabeth reveals Christ's presence and fulfills prophecy. The unborn John leaps for joy, recognizing the Messiah.

Lydia: The First European Convert to Catholicism

Lydia, a seller of purple cloth in Philippi, became the first recorded European convert to Catholicism. Her swift conversion and hospitality exemplify the transformative power of the Holy Spirit.

The Council of Jerusalem: A Hidden Lesson in “Farewell”

The Council of Jerusalem, as recounted in Acts 15, stands as a pivotal moment in […]

The Catholic Mission to Europe: A Divine Commission

In Acts 16:1–10, Paul receives a divine vision calling him to Macedonia, marking the Church's first mission into Europe.

The Simplicity of Catholic Teaching: Acts 15 and Christ’s Command

The early Church, guided by the Holy Spirit, simplified the path to salvation by reducing 613 Mosaic laws to essential teachings, emphasizing love and unity.

What is the most important “little thing” that we have?

Are Our Souls the Brightest Part of Us? In the vast complexity of human existence, […]

What happened after the first, Jewish Catholics were driven from Jerusalem?

Surprise! Every Catholic in the world has been grateful for 2,000 years to those who […]

Catholics see “tiny details” in “The Big Picture”.

Catholics see the stars on the other side of God and realize how much He […]

Saul became “Paul”. May all Victims of Protestantism also become Catholics.

May every Victim of Protestantism be as blessed as Saul who became God’s beloved Saint […]

May every Victim of Protestantism be blesssed by Today’s Reading!

God loves us so much He sent His Son to make it easier than ever […]