Wanderer Life

The holidays are by far my favorite time of the year. I love the coziness, the decorating, the music and carols, beautifully decorated churches, an...

Most of us probably didn’t spend last Thanksgiving with our family and if we did maybe it was not the whole family. But this past year and a half h...

Join us in praying a Saint John Paul II Novena in preparation for his feast day on October 22.  We are so excited to begin a Novena for Saint John...

In his Apostolic letter Rosarium Virginis Mariae, Saint John Paull II wrote "Simple yet profound, it still remains, at the dawn of this third mil...

Father Justin Braun discusses the importance of the Holy Rosary and how we must pray the Rosary with preparation, sincerity and all of our focus.

Why are our patches so awesome? We use the best materials out there, and make our patches with our favorite designs so that you can enjoy the best saint quotes and passages of scripture! Learn about taking care of your patch and how to put your patch on things in this blog post.

Like all of you, when we saw the post about Wanderer Catholic closing their shop we were saddened, we loved seeing their posts. We both loved our r...

Mother Teresa encourages us to do small things with great love everyday.

To help us each prepare our hearts for Christmas, we’ve compiled a brief “Advent Pilgrimage” through the Joyful Mysteries. 

You can meditate on each prompt as you pray the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary, or you can incorporate these meditations into prayers before or after Mass.

Bonus: You can bring these meditations with you to Eucharistic Adoration, as well. 

How to Have a Hygge Advent  Hygge (hoo-ga) is often thought of as merely an interior design trend. There are plenty of websites and Instagram acco...

Time spent in nature helps us take a welcome respite from the daily grind. But it also has spiritual benefits, and they truly are not optional -- they’re essential. 

As the global pandemic progress, we face more uncertainties and anxieties: parents wondering how to go to work and educate their children virtually, having to stay at home for long periods of time, and the ever-present concern of actually contracting the virus. 

Contemplating St. Dymphna’s life and asking for her intercession can help us surrender ourselves to God and find the courage to forge ahead, even in the midst of anxiety and depression.