The Best Way to Grow in the Spiritual Life: Let Yourself Be Loved
Discover the secret to spiritual growth through the Sacred Heart of Jesus: allow yourself to be loved by God and find true peace, rest, and holiness.
Catholic spirituality for daily life: prayer, the sacraments, the virtues, spiritual combat and devotion to Our Lady, with the Heralds of the Gospel.
Discover the secret to spiritual growth through the Sacred Heart of Jesus: allow yourself to be loved by God and find true peace, rest, and holiness.
Discover how Jesus teaches us to overcome anxiety and fear through the Beatitudes. A spiritual reflection on the Sermon on the Mount, with the Virgin Mary as a model of humility, meekness, mercy, and peace.
Grow closer to God with five simple Catholic steps: daily prayer, small sacrifices, focused discipline, regular confession, and Marian devotion.
Learn how humility opens the heart to God’s grace and leads to true repentance, peace, and holiness.
Reflection for October 15, memorial of St Teresa of Avila. Learn to keep peace of soul, avoid petty disturbances, and focus on God’s love.
Explore the difference between minimalism and evangelical poverty. Learn how Jesus’ teachings guide us to detach from material goods and seek true, lasting happiness.
Fr. Timothy Ring reflects on the Gospel of the Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Luke 16:1-13): the dishonest steward, stewardship and prudence.
On the Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows, we reflect on the meaning of suffering through the example of the Virgin Mary. From standing at the foot of the Cross to enduring seven great sorrows, Mary shows us how to remain faithful and united with God in our trials.
Fr. Timothy Ring, EP, reflects on the 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time. True discipleship means carrying the cross with courage. Drawing on Scripture and the example of Mary, this homily shows how suffering, far from being meaningless, becomes a path to fidelity, purification, and eternal joy in Christ.
The history and evolution of the Heralds of the Gospel habit, rooted in the vision of Dr. Plinio and shaped by the founder, Msgr. João Clá Dias.