Cura Personalis
By Isabelle Ohlhaut Each year, approximately 140 million babies are born. Out of that 140 million, 56 million are born to unmarried or single mothers.… Read More »Cura Personalis
By Isabelle Ohlhaut Each year, approximately 140 million babies are born. Out of that 140 million, 56 million are born to unmarried or single mothers.… Read More »Cura Personalis
By Tristan Green Cura personalis, rooted in St. Ignatius’ teachings, focuses on caring for the whole person—physically, emotionally, socially, and spiritually. How can we practically… Read More »Cura Personalis and Single Mothers
By Zoe Berthiaume Saint Ignatius of Loyola was a Spanish missionary, founder of the Jesuit order, and the author of The Spiritual Exercises. From his… Read More »Valued Yet Vulnerable: Caring for Single Moms and Their Babies
By NoaRose Rogers My friend, I understand you feel that a woman has the right to an abortion. I believe your ultimate goal is to… Read More »A Woman’s Right to Life
By Adriana Wendling Cura personalis is an Ignatian concept that encourages the care of the whole person. This concept is especially important when caring for… Read More »Cura Personalis: More Than a Concept
By Susan Ciancio “And the Word became flesh and made His dwelling among us, and we saw His glory.” – John 1:14 In just a… Read More »The Glory of Christmas
By Susan Ciancio On December 6, we celebrate the Feast of St. Nicholas—the fourth century bishop of Myra whom many believe is the model for… Read More »Live Generously, as St. Nicholas Lived
By Susan Ciancio On December 3 we celebrate the Feast of St. Francis Xavier. It is also one of the first days of Advent—the most… Read More »Celebrate the Teachings of St. Francis Xavier This Advent
By Susan Ciancio What do Saints Francis Xavier, Nicholas, and Catherine of Genoa have in common? They gave their lives to the tiny baby whose… Read More »Downloadable Advent Booklet Encourages Contemplation
By Susan Ciancio At the Culture of Life Studies Program, we understand the importance of Catholic education, and we know how to make learning fun.… Read More »Catholic Education Begins at Home
Living a saintly life may sound difficult, but it’s not impossible. Thankfully, we have amazing examples of faithful people to guide us. Tomorrow we celebrate… Read More »St. Margaret of Scotland Teaches Love of the Poor
By Susan Ciancio Building a culture of life requires us to not only respect all people but to help them see how they are valued.… Read More »Give Thanks for Our Service Members