Word on Fire Catholic Ministries

Heirloom-quality Bibles are on the rise—and Word on Fire is answering the call.  Executive Publishing Director Brandon Vogt describes the “cathedral in print” for the National Catholic Register.

Pope Leo XIV introduced himself to the world as “a son of Saint Augustine.” Matthew Becklo traces Augustinian themes throughout the life and work of Robert Prevost in a new Word on Fire collection.

Four years after her death, Sr. Wilhelmina Lancaster’s body was found remarkably preserved. Tom Hoopes explains the history, science, and sanctity of incorruptible bodies in an article first featured by the Evangelization & Culture journal.

Thanks to the generosity of a private donor, Word on Fire will provide a complete set of its new Liturgy of the Hours, Second Edition to every Catholic seminarian in the United States. Learn more about how this gift will support priestly formation and the Church’s daily prayer for generations to come.

How can Catholics fully embrace the Gospel of life? Join Sr. Maris Stella, Sr. Marie Veritas, and Sr. Mary Grace of the Sisters of Life as they unpack Pope St. John Paul II’s vision for the dignity of every human person from his encyclical “Evangelium Vitae.” Drawing from 30+ years of experience evangelizing, walking with pregnant women toward life, and accompanying women who have experienced the wound of abortion, the Sisters of Life will explore what it means to be a people of life, for life. Tune in to “How to Evangelize with the Gospel of Life” on January 26 at 1 p.m. CT:

Thanks to our generous donors, Word on Fire had a great Giving Tuesday! We raised over $380,000, meeting our $100,000 matching gift from an anonymous donor. We are deeply grateful for your support of Word on Fire’s mission to evangelize the culture. God bless you! If you didn’t get a chance to participate yesterday, there’s still time to make an end-of-year gift:

Thanks to our generous donors, Word on Fire had a great Giving Tuesday! We raised over $380,000, meeting our $100,000 matching gift from an anonymous donor. We are deeply grateful for your support of Word on Fire’s mission to evangelize the culture. God bless you! If you didn’t get a chance to participate yesterday, there’s still time to make an end-of-year gift:

What’s more important than proclaiming Christ in the culture? As Giving Tuesday comes to a close, there’s still time to evangelize alongside Bishop Barron.  Help Word on Fire reach our $300,000 goal at

Mass attendance is growing. Conversions are surging. The Catholic Church is experiencing a revival—and you can be part of the momentum. This Giving Tuesday, partner with Word on Fire to proclaim the Gospel to a world hungry for Christ. Learn more at

Today is #GivingTuesday! Thanks to a $100,000 matching gift from a generous donor, every dollar you give to Word on Fire goes twice as far. Make a gift here: https://lnkd.in/dj8TmpvB