By Colleen Jurkiewicz Dorman December 4, 2025
It is so beautiful to be culturally Catholic. But actions, rituals, traditions, sentiments — none of it matters unless it bears the fruit of a transformed heart.
Water droplets falling into a body of water, creating concentric ripples.
By Colleen Jurkiewicz Dorman November 26, 2025
Look to the watershed moments, these little (and big) apocalypses. In these moments that change us, for better or worse, God is there, working, waiting.
Silhouette of Jesus on a cross, with two other crosses in the background, against a sunset.
By Colleen Jurkiewicz Dorman November 20, 2025
It’s taken me a few hundred read-throughs of this Gospel passage to finally understand a painful truth: I am Gestas, “the bad thief.”
Newborn baby sleeping on a person's shoulder, wearing a white onesie.
By Colleen Jurkiewicz Dorman November 13, 2025
As my husband and I drove our firstborn child home from the hospital, I sat alongside my daughter in the backseat. Terrified, exhausted, exhilarated and confused.
Woman facing the aisle of a sunlit church, wooden pews, altar with a crucifix.
By Colleen Jurkiewicz Dorman November 6, 2025
It matters why you do something, not just how you do it. Are we allowing our worship to transform us, or are we only concerned with transforming our worship?
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October 30, 2025
Become a design pro without designing a thing! We share 12 creative ways to apply visuals from WeCreate to support your evangelization efforts.
Gravestone with pink flowers in a green, sunny cemetery.
By Colleen Jurkiewicz Dorman October 30, 2025
I imagine the hand of God writing me into existence — she lived, she died — using for ink the very dirt that fills my grave.
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Need beautiful, liturgically relevant, digital Catholic art for your parish communications? We found the best art available inside!
Happy young boy sliding down a green slide at a park, wearing blue and smiling.
By Colleen Jurkiewicz Dorman October 23, 2025
The Pharisee did the right thing sometimes. He fasted. He tithed. But he gazed so long at his own holiness that he became blinded by it.
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