Minnesota students explore the world through the life of Blessed Hermann the Cripple.

For the middle-schoolers of the Lower Midwest, a camping trip is the beginning of the Knights experience.

In front of 2020's disturbing realities--the pandemic and the elections--Desa discovers that there is need of only one thing. And a new freedom emerges.

An experience of anxiety out-of-control brings Father Alex face-to-face with the reality of his dependence, his need for fraternity, and the solace of prayer.

In a trip to Italy for the olive harvest, Nancy discovers the truth of Father Carrón's insistence that "all these facts, even if they are small, are the sign of that Presence."

In performing simple gestures to support the beatification of Father Michael McGivney, the New Haven Community re-discovers an experience "so rich that it asks only to be tasted and followed."

The 2020 Festival of Friendship Ushers an Online Revolution of Tenderness.

His post-COVID has gotten much smaller. Yet Ian finds hope in the witness of one who loved without limits in the middle of her own severely limited world.

Lucy finds herself bouncing from obsessive micromanagement to nervous distraction. What would happen if she put down the phone and took Christ at his word?

"I found myself recognizing beauty not so much in the things that I saw or felt, but more in the significance of these things."