Pinkeye vs Allergies.
Pink eye, also known as conjunctivitis, and allergies can have similar symptoms but are distinct conditions with different causes and treatments. Here’s a breakdown of their differences:Read more

Pink eye, also known as conjunctivitis, and allergies can have similar symptoms but are distinct conditions with different causes and treatments. Here’s a breakdown of their differences:Read more

Anxiety disorders affect millions of individuals globally, impacting their daily lives and overall well-being. In this article, we’ll explore how anxiety can be treated using Catholic medical care, emphasizing a holistic approach that integrates medical science with spiritual and moral principles.Read more

Dr. Kathleen Berchelmann, Co-Founder of MyCatholicDoctor, explains the story behind its creation, the importance of receiving healthcare advice from someone who upholds the teachings of the Church, and the struggles Catholic health institutions face today.Read more

Our favorite family dinner is my husband’s homemade pizza, thin crust topped with mozzarella and Parmesan. But when that pizza hit the table, the fighting and jealousy would start. Eight little hands would scramble to get the biggest pieces and fill their plates before I had even sat down. One night, frustrated, I exclaimed, “WhyRead more

It’s hard to say my home is peaceful—we have five kids ages 9, 7, 4, 2, and 2 months. But 2 years ago we made intentional changes in our parenting that have brought peaceful moments to our daily life—kids working, cooking, and playing together without that screaming, jealousy and sibling rivalry that used to plagueRead more

True confession: the night before we left for our national park road trip my husband and I seriously considered cancelling the whole thing. On a total whim (and moment of fantasy) I had planned a six day, 1700 mile family road trip to Badlands National Park, Mt. Rushmore, and Crazy Horse. Perhaps I was theRead more

Almsgiving is giving of your time, talent or treasure to those in need. Catholics are especially called to practice almsgiving during Lent, in addition to prayer and penance. In many Christian cultures, almsgiving is considered a fundamental aspect of ethical living and a means of fostering solidarity, reducing suffering, and bringing souls closer to Christ.Read more

1) You need a doctor who really cares about YOU: Doctors and other healthcare professionals are trying to keep a lot of people happy– employers, drug companies, the government. You need a doctor who cares about YOU and your health. Find a doctor who answers to you and God, not their employer. Independent physicians haveRead more

Virtually everything we interact with these days allows for a high degree of personal choice, whether it be the precise toppings and condiments you want on your fast food hamburger, the color and style of your smart phone case, or even the options and personalization you can put on the car you own. We areRead more

Attitude of gratitude: 12 tips to teach your kids. Tired of bickering, jealousy, and selfishness? Kids are naturally materialistic and self-serving– but the good news is that gratitude can be taught. And from gratitude flows joy. Here are 12 tricks for teaching children gratitude and creating a more joyful home: 1) Surprise them! Avoid too many choices: SurprisesRead more