Today, the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart is celebrated throughout the world on the Friday following the Feast of Corpus Christi.  More from the National Catholic Register>>>

St. Margaret Mary was only one of many who found consolation in the Heart of the Savior.  More from Aleteia>>>

We all have the potential to be enthroned as co-heirs with Christ   In his Sermon to Catechumens, St Augustine solemnly pronounces that, in heaven, “it is all right-hand, because no misery is there” (De Symbolo, 11).  More from the Catholic Herald>>>

A pro-life activist walks into Google’s headquarters and delivers a speech so compelling that within 24 hours, the online video of it surpassed a similar speech given by the head of Planned Parenthood.  More from EWTN News>>>

Common veneration of relics is one of the tools Pope Francis is using to foster ecumenical relations with the Eastern Orthodox Churches.  More from the Catholic News Agency>>>

And as I was giving it a cleaning with my leaf blower, I had a realization about my soul … More from Aleteia>>>

The heart of a blue whale, caught in 1947, was hoisted onto a giant scale. It registered an amazing 1,540 pounds! The heart of this world’s largest animal seems awesome to us, but the really big-hearted are the human love champions that love their enemies.  More from Catholic365.com>>>

A prayer recommended by Pope Francis   In moments of darkness or desperation, believers can count on the help of our Mother, the Virgin Mary. This is a prayer that Pope Francis recommends for these situations:  More from Aleteia>>>

Pray until we can see our enemies as through God’s eyes.  If you look at the news, at our politics, at the general temper of everything in our national dialogue, we are a people screaming, “Pray for us.” Jesus tells us to “pray for our enemies.” However, how many of us really pray for those we do not like other than to ask that they become someone else?  More from the National Catholic Register>>>

With yesterday’s celebration in the Latin Rite of the Catholic Church of the great Solemnity of Corpus Christi (The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ), I felt the need to share with you some of the words from Pope St. John Paul II’s encyclical, Eucharistia de Ecclesia, specifically where he focuses on the Blessed Virgin Mary’s relationship with the Holy Eucharist.  More from “Mondays with Mary” through New Advent News>>>