Holy Souls Sodality

Couldn't make it to this year's 9th Annual Mercy for Souls Conference at the National Shrine of The Divine Mercy? Well, read all about it here.

In light of the perilous state of traditional family life in our culture, we can learn a lot through a miraculous incident that occurred 102 years ago this month. It features the man we've been honoring this year: St. Joseph.

At the General Audience of Wednesday 4 August 1999, following his catecheses on heaven and hell, the Holy Father Pope John Paul  II reflected on Purgatory. He explained that physical integrity is necessary to enter into perfect communion with God therefore "the term purgatory does not indicate a place, but a condition of existence," where Christ "removes … the remnants of imperfection."

While recently reading the new Marian Press book, After Suicide: There's Hope for Them and for You, Fr. Dan Cambra, MIC, was reminded of a saying from a formator of his. With that in mind, Fr. Dan shares an excerpt from the new book.

Watch Fr. Dan Cambra's full talk at the Ninth Annual Mercy for Souls Conference.

At this point, he didn't have faith in an afterlife. She spoke to him again about becoming Catholic. But as usual, he just laughed and said "no." So she kept praying.

Saint Joseph is known as the "Terror of Demons." What does this title mean? Find out here.

If you want to see what true manhood looks like, look no further than this man. Societies crumble without men like him.

His dad died in 2016. But a stranger than strange coincidence reminded him that death isn't the end of our relationship with our loved ones. Read about it here.

Let's talk about love — about infinite love, the love that transcends the temporal, that's beyond mere feelings and desires.