A Love Story Rooted in Faith, Surrender, and Miracle A love story starts with a simple, but profound, yes—yes to faith, yes to commitment, and yes to trusting God even when the path forward felt uncertain. Harsimran and Alex share one of those love stories. From an...
The Viral Wedding: The Foundation Beneath Their Marriage (Part 2)
To Read Part 1, please go here:https://agapecatholicministries.info/agape-catholic-ministries/the-wedding-went-viral/ When Dan and Eva’s wedding day unexpectedly went viral, people saw a joyful couple smiling through blaring fire alarms and posing with firefighters....
Faith When The Answer Isn’t What You Expect
Faith When the Answer Isn’t What You Expect A Conversation with Ramuel and Beth Garcia At CatholicMarriagePrep.com, we often talk about marriage as a vocation, one that inevitably passes through joy, sacrifice, suffering, and grace. But every once in a while, we...
A Day of Prayer for the Life of the Unborn
Day of Prayer, Day of Gratitude Today the Church marks a solemn day of prayer. As this day unfolds, I feel both grief and gratitude. I grieve for children lost. Yet I also give thanks for the lives entrusted to our family. God meets me in both places. He holds my...
“Whatever happens, happens by the will of God.” ~ St. Charles de Foucauld
The patron saint I drew for 2026 was St. Charles de Foucauld. This did not feel accidental. Almost immediately, my heart turned to my uncle—a Franciscan priest in Morocco—who had taken the religious name Charles de Jésus, the same name chosen by St. Charles de...
Reminder to Sanctify the Everyday
How do we sanctify the everyday? Last evening at Mass, I saw a young man who was very engaged in his faith. Before Mass began, he was reading the Scriptures on his cell phone, which he then set down beside him. On the back of his phone was a large sticker that read:...
Three to Get Married
Three to Get Married...What does that mean? Dear Friends in Christ, As we contemplate the beauty and vocation of marriage, let us take a moment to reflect on how spousal love mirrors Christ’s love for His Church. The Church has never ceased to proclaim that marriage...
Lent, Love, and the Little Moments
Lent: A season to slow down, reconnect, and rediscover each other and God Walking Through Lent With Intentional Hearts We’re now two weeks into Lent—far enough along that our initial burst of motivation may be fading, yet still early enough to refocus with purpose....
St. John: Son of Thunder
James the son of Zebedee, and John the brother of James, whom He surnamed Boanerges, which is, Sons of Thunder.” ~ Mark 3:17. December 27th is the feast of St. John the Apostle. He is referred throughout the Gospel as the “Beloved Disciple” or “One Whom Jesus Loved.”...
St. Stephen: Persecuted Prophets
“Which of the prophets did not your fathers persecute?” ~ Acts of the Apostles 7:53. Being persecuted has always been part of the Christian journey. On December 26 we celebrate the feast of St. Stephen. Stephen is not only the first recorded martyr, but was also a...









