As Catholics, we celebrate All Saints’ Day on November 1st! It is a beautiful time to reflect on the lives of the saints and on the many ways they gave their lives, through service, prayer, or martyrdom, to love God and to love others. …

By: Hannah Rodriguez As a cradle Catholic and a product of Catholic schools, I have known my whole life that Mary is important to our Catholic faith. I studied the Immaculate Conception, the Nativity, and the Assumption in my Theology classes. I could tell you countless facts about her life…

One of the beautiful ways to get involved at Catholic Gators is to join a Bible study, where you can meet with other students and grow in your love for God’s Word and for one another! Whether you are currently in a Bible study or are not yet involved, we…

Sacred Heart of Jesus By: Brianna Malagon Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, I trust in You! Meditating upon the most Sacred Heart of Jesus invites us to dwell in His boundless love for humanity. There is no greater refuge for the human heart than the heart of our Savior. …

By Sr. Kathryne of the Holy Trinity Lopez, HMSS In 2018, Pope Francis added a feast day in the General Roman Calendar under the title of “Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church” for the Monday following the solemnity of Pentecost. This year, it falls on Monday, May 24, 2021. …

Fr. David Ruchinski Sixteen years ago I was a seminarian, serving on my pastoral year at a parish in Jacksonville after my first two years of theology studies In Rome. And that meant that like most of the rest of the world, I watched via television the final stages of…

By: Cole Hamilton Reminder: it is currently the Year of St. Joseph. I remember talking to plenty of hyped-up, excited Catholics when 2021 was officially dedicated to St. Joseph. I of course joined in this excitement, but over the past few months, there have been several times when my joining…

Fr. David Ruchinski Welcome back for week two of my homily series on the Mass. If you weren’t here for Mass last Sunday or went to Mass at a different time, last week I started a series of homilies on the form, structure, and meaning of the Mass and the…

Catalina Muñoz If you have ever set foot into a Catholic Church, chances are, you have probably encountered some form of art. From stain glass narratives to stoic saint statues, churches are embellished with these visuals which serve us in grasping the infinite beauties of God’s kingdom here on earth…