Holy Family Institute - USA

04/04/2026

Happy Birthday, Blessed James Alberione, founder of the hfiusa.org

03/15/2026

A smile, a listening ear, a little patience — Pope Leo XIV says these small gestures can shape communities more than we realize.

03/06/2026

A little about the Holy Family Institute

Spotlight with host, Fr. Jim Korda, and guest, Fr. Matt Roehrig, SSP. The topic is the Society of St. Paul. May 31, 2021.

02/28/2026

Venerable Archbishop Fulton Sheen (1895–1979) was an award-winning radio and television personality who, amid fame and success, kept Christ at the center of his life.

Now, he’s on the path to sainthood, with the Vatican recently announcing that his beatification — the second of three major steps in the canonization process — will be moving forward following a six-year delay.

A theologian who explained heady ideas in practical language to millions of listeners, Sheen had a mission: “to know what the modern world was thinking and how to answer its problems using the teaching of St. Thomas Aquinas,” according to Sheen expert Peter Howard, founder and president of the Fulton Sheen Institute and Fulton Sheen Movement.

“Sheen was a modern-day St. Thomas Aquinas,” Howard told EWTN News.

Full story: https://www.ewtnnews.com/world/us/ewtn-news-explains-why-is-archbishop-fulton-sheen-important

02/20/2026

Discover timeless marriage wisdom in “Marriage Matters” — insights and lessons from BJ and Jeannine’s 30-year journey together.

02/15/2026

What is the Pauline Family? And can laypeople be part of this spiritual group? Find out:

02/10/2026

Venerable Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen is remembered as one of the most influential and innovative evangelists in American history.

02/06/2026

February Is Set Apart for the Holy Family and That’s Not an Accident ❤️

The Church invites us in February to linger with the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, not as a distant ideal, but as a real household that shows us how holiness is lived day by day.

Rooted in a devotion that grew in the 1600s, this month draws our eyes to the quiet life of Nazareth, where love was patient, obedience was hidden, and God was honored in ordinary moments.

Here’s why this dedication matters so much:

✦ The Home as a Domestic Church
The Holy Family reminds us that sanctity begins at home. Prayer, sacrifice, forgiveness, and fidelity lived within the family form the foundation of a Christian life.

✦ A Devotion the Church Embraced
This devotion spread through France and Canada in the 17th century and was later affirmed when Pope Leo XIII approved a feast honoring the Holy Family in 1893, recognizing its importance for the modern world.

✦ Perfectly Placed in the Liturgical Year
February stands between the wonder of Christ’s birth and the call to conversion that intensifies in Lent. It is a moment to strengthen family life before stepping more fully into mission.

The Holy Family teaches us that holiness does not require extraordinary circumstances. It requires love offered faithfully, right where God has placed us.

💬 How can your family, or the home God has placed you in right now, more intentionally reflect the life of the Holy Family this month?

01/26/2026

On the day following the conversion of Saint Paul, the Churches of the West commemorate with special attention two of his close collaborators: Timothy and Titus, key figures of the apostolic mission and among the first bishops of the Church.

01/18/2026

  NOVENA TO ST. PAUL FOR THE CONVERSION OF AMERICA Novena Intention: St. Paul, pray that America follows in your footsteps. O glorious St. Paul, after persecuting the Church you became, by God’s grace, Her most zealous Apostle. To carry the knowledge of Jesus, our Divine Savior, to the uttermost ...

01/16/2026

The Vatican is examining a possible miracle attributed to Benedict XVI. In May 2012, 19-year-old Peter Srsich from Colorado traveled to Rome suffering from advanced Hodgkin’s lymphoma pressing on his heart, a condition doctors considered extremely dangerous.

During an audience in St. Peter’s Square, Pope Benedict XVI blessed Peter and unknowingly placed his hand exactly over the tumor. Soon after, Peter experienced a complete and medically unexplained recovery.

Nine years later, on May 15, 2021, Peter Srsich was ordained a priest—a powerful testimony of faith and healing now under careful review by the Church.