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"There isn’t a magic pill or formula that works for everyone, every time, to survive the forces of secularism in the workplace. Sometimes, despite our best efforts, there will be casualties."
"There isn’t a magic pill or formula that works for everyone, every time, to survive the forces of secularism in the workplace. Sometimes, despite our best efforts, there will be casualties."
Ash Wednesday is a day of profound spiritual meaning for Catholics, but it also offers a unique opportunity for Catholic professionals to share their faith at work.
In the pursuit of career advancement, Catholic professionals are called to not only work diligently and excel in their roles but also to reflect the love and wisdom of Christ in the workplace.
We don’t deceive ourselves in thinking that ours is a magic pill that can solve all the problems in the Church and society. But we are convinced investing in the next generation of lay Catholic leaders for the secular world is a critical part of the equation.
Whether it’s securing your financial future through retirement savings, investing in your education, supporting causes that align with your faith, or contributing to your emergency fund, you can invest your tax refund with stewardship in ways that will serve you well in the years to come.
As we embrace the grace of the Jubilee Year of Hope, let us remember that hope is both a gift and a responsibility.
Preparing for Lent as a Catholic professional requires a thoughtful commitment to prayer, fasting, almsgiving, and self-reflection.
The eight small business ideas listed above provide opportunities to take control of your career while honoring your Catholic values.
Prayer is a powerful tool for supporting him in his mission, providing him with the strength and guidance necessary to lead the Church.
The Catholic Church’s approach to immigration calls for a balance between a nation’s right to protect its borders and the obligation to ensure the dignity and rights of migrants and refugees.
As we move forward, we can take heart in knowing our Christian values are not only enduring but can reassert themselves in the public sphere.
St. Valentine demonstrated that love is not simply a fleeting emotion, but a deep commitment that often requires sacrifice.
For Catholic professionals, this strategy not only supports career goals but also aligns with the virtues of stewardship, discipline, and balance.
In 2025, Catholic professionals around the world are embracing these trends to foster personal growth, professional development, and a deeper integration of faith into their careers.
“By promising to separate the two subjects,” Frémont said, “François Bayrou is showing that he has grasped what is at stake in this debate. This will ensure that palliative care is not used as an excuse to legalize administered death in France.”