MERCYSTORIES

Recently, we sat down with Fr. Bavon, the pastor of the only Catholic parish in Bois de Laurence, Haiti. We asked him to share his experience as a native Congolese serving as...

As the season of Lent approaches, you might be pondering what Lent is really about. Isn’t it just a “Catholic thing”? Is there any rhyme or reason to fasting for forty days...

Walking through any Catholic church and glancing at the statues or murals, you will often notice the array of saints depicted.Saints, ordinary holy men and women who lived...

The end of the year comes with many celebrations — Christmas parties spent with friends and loved ones, gifts exchanged among families, and confetti marking the entrance...

Christmas is a time for gratitude and giving. The Advent season opens up opportunities to think about others and reflect on the importance of Christ’s Incarnation with joy...

Everyone loves the anticipation of Christmas. For many, it means shopping for gifts, celebrating with family and friends, and enjoying delicious treats. For Christians,...

Imagine what life would look like without access to clean water.Each morning, you face an hours-long journey to the nearest water source under the scorching sun. When you...

Human trafficking is one of the gravest injustices in the modern world. 

Just like a child running into their father's arms, God loves when we turn to Him in prayer. He delights in us bringing our intentions to Him in faith. In the Gospels, Jesus...

Fr. Alexandre Kakolo Beya, CICM, currently stationed in Mombin Crochu, Haiti, shares an update from the mission field about the deep unrest currently unfolding in the country.

As the world continues to grow more digital, online safety is often a top concern for many parents. The internet can be a great tool for young minds and has opened promising...