Can we be saints?

By Renae Kranz Of the many holy people on the path to sainthood, few are as easy to relate to as Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati.

By Renae Kranz Perhaps the most well-known modern-day saint in the world today was a tiny woman who lived in a poor country and cared

By Renae Kranz Have you ever doubted something was true or that it actually happened? Maybe you hadn’t seen enough evidence to convince you, or

By Renae Kranz Fame. Attention. Popularity. Our world seems to thirst for these things. In many ways, we seek them out, even setting aside good

By Renae Kranz During the difficult times of our lives, we look for someone to turn to for help. We turn to our mothers or

By Renae Kranz When I decided to write this month’s post about St. Maria Faustina Kowalska, it was originally because it would be posted just

By Renae Kranz We face many challenges in life. The saints faced them, too. We tend to think we can never be as holy as

By Renae Kranz We’ve all felt rejected at some time in our lives. Friends might reject us. We might be rejected for a new job

By Renae Kranz Do you have hope? Do you think you can get to heaven or that you’re even worthy of God’s love? One of

By Renae Kranz Suffering is a fact of life. It’s a hard fact to explain and endure, but it’s a fact we all face. Some