Fr. Paul Scalia invites us to meditate on Mary of Bethany, prophetess and penitent, as we begin Holy Week. Plus, Noelle writes on how the woke movement is breaking people, a roundup of vegetarian dishes to try, and inspiration for incorporating brass into your home. And much more!

Carrie writes today of feminism's "gospel of discontent" and the ramifications for Christianity. Plus, egg-decorating ideas, a shortcut to sesame butter noodles, and a beautiful read about gratitude and grief. And more!

In our collection today, Carrie writes thoughtfully on the craving for the maternal in our lives. Plus, an explanation of why ostrich eggs are included in medieval churches, all you need to know for repotting plants, and wonderful spiritual insights from Denise. Enjoy!

Carrie writes on the loss of laughter, linked today in our collection. Plus, how to build a corner gallery wall, recipes and activities for St. Joseph's Day, and a look at Catholic artists restoring beauty in culture. Enjoy and happy Solemnity!

In anticipation for the Solemnity of St. Joseph tomorrow we have two fun links for lovers of chocolate chaud. Plus, a wonderful look at beloved author Tomie dePaola, the remarkable life story of a woman whose sainthood cause is advancing, and an essay from Carrie translated to share with your spanish-speaking friends. Enjoy!

Are you an introvert? In our collection today is a practical read for introverts in business. Plus, a delicious lamb stew, a look at a new book detailing the lives of detransitioners, and a podcast on navigating in-law relationships well. Enjoy!

Have you seen Cabrini? We have not yet, but are sharing two very different (but both thoughtful) reviews in our collection today so you can judge for yourself. Plus, a corned beef and cabbage recipe for your weekend, where to see glorious wildflowers across the West, and an important read on the modern martyrs of communism by Archbishop Cordileone. And much more!