Author: Susan Ciancio
The Culture of Life Studies Program’s Essay Contest
Respect Life Month is an exciting time of year! It’s a month to show—through a myriad of ways—that all human beings are precious and valued….
6 Things You May Not Know about the Culture of Life Studies Program
In a just-released pastoral letter, Bishop James Conley of Lincoln, Nebraska, wrote about the importance of a Catholic education, saying it should help students “see…
Pro-Life Education at Home
Are you a parent, grandparent, or teacher who’s concerned about secular education today? Do you worry that your children or students are not getting a…
Lessons on St. Ignatius of Loyola
On July 31, we celebrate the feast of a man who was stricken by a cannonball that changed his life. St. Ignatius of Loyola was…
Decades of Thanksgiving
A creative way to count your blessings A few weeks ago, Chris Stefanick — a Catholic writer, speaker, and founder of Real Life Catholic —…
Seven Ways to Say Yes to God at Home
We have countless opportunities throughout our days to follow Mary’s example and say yes to God. Whether that yes answers something as minor as holding our tongues when we could say something unkind, whether it’s something major like adopting a child, or whether it’s anything in between, God cherishes every yes we give Him, as they are all signs of our love.
How Can You Add Pro-Life Education to Your Child’s Day?
Are you a parent wishing to instill pro-life values in your child? If so, take a look at American Life League’s Culture of Life Studies Program.
What Can We Learn from Blessed Carlo Acutis?
Think of it this way, if your best friend gave you a special gift, would you receive it with gratitude, or would you dismiss it and throw it away? Christ is infinitely more important than any earthly person, and He gives us the most precious gift possible—Himself. How can we not cherish it? How can we not long to receive Him?
CLSP’s Pro-Life Essay Contest Is Back!
October is Respect Life Month—a month to reflect upon God’s call to care for all people. As has been tradition for the Culture of Life…