Tag: fish tales

The playfulness of Summer will soon end, and even sooner, the school bells will ring to welcome children to another academic year. By now,

Venerable Pierre Toussaint is probably not a name you’ve heard of, but he is one of many people from the United States to be declared Venerable.

This week, let’s look at the story of St. Kateri Tekakwitha, a Native American who lived over 400 years ago. Born to a Mohawk chief

The American Catholic Church has been blessed with 11 saints, five of whom are called Blessed, and many of whom have become Venerable. All

At St. Mary’s Church in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on three occasions in 1992, 1994, and 1996, consecrated hosts exuded a reddish-brown substance

There are 107 Eucharistic Miracles approved for veneration by the Catholic Church. Over the next few weeks we will present the story of a few of them

Throughout the past few weeks, Fish Tales has focused on the environment. Pope Francis is, most certainly, an advocate of keeping our beautiful

Who doesn’t love Michigan summers? From our lakes to our woodlands and gardens, there are countless reasons to love this beautiful state! So, what

Some of us recall the Catholic practice of abstaining from meat every Friday. Most of us continue this practice, at least during Lent, as a reminder

Altering our commuting needs, for many of us, is not an easy task.  However, it’s worth a discussion with family and friends to talk about