“Kitchen table mysticism” offers a way out of today’s meaning-starved culture. By finding the divine in daily acts, ordinary life can be transfigured.

The depth of Catholic interior life beckons more than ever. Can we grasp its essence and navigate its path while preserving its sacred importance?

Time has undergone several revolutions, and it is undergoing one now. Can we ever hope to reclaim Catholic time from the time revolutionaries?

Catholic time is older, cyclical, more organic, and mystical. It also provides an amazing blueprint for spiritual growth, cultural renewal, and personal development.

There’s no point in managing your time if your priorities aren’t straight, but what does that mean, and how do we get there as faithful Catholic men and women?

Time management is more of a symptom than it is a solution to modern overwhelm. Fix the root cause, solve the problem, and become a saint in the process.

We're picking up where we left off in how to set real Catholic goals with Saintmaker founder Nathan Meffert. Every Catholic should set goals—here’s the why and the how.

Goal setting is often used as a trojan horse for New Age spirituality and prosperity Gospel. Like many modern innovations, that's all based on a twisted view of who we are and what we're here for.

We know for sure that God wants us to set and meet personal goals. But we should be careful not to fall into any of New Age spirituality’s traps. There’s a Christian way to do it.