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Why Every Family Needs to Prepare for the Unexpected
Life can change in an instant. Discover how to protect your family through faithful preparation—financially, practically, and spiritually. Learn simple steps to build peace, confidence, and stewardship grounded in God’s wisdom.


Cash vs. Debit: What's in Your Wallet?
Should you stick with cash envelopes or go digital with a debit card app? In this Compass Catholic blog, we explore both approaches to managing discretionary spending — helping you stay disciplined, budget wisely, and grow as a faithful steward of God’s gifts.


Find a Financial Planner Who is a Fit For You
Choosing a financial planner is an important decision. This blog offers practical tips and faith-based guidance to help you find someone who aligns with your values and goals.


When Possessions Replace God: A Wake-Up Call for Catholics
Modern culture tempts us to place people, possessions, and success above God. Through the story of the rich young man, it challenges us to examine our attachment to wealth and remember that true fulfillment comes only from putting God first.


Finishing Lent Faithfully: What Kind of Steward Are You?
As Lent comes to a close, it’s the perfect time to reflect: Have I been a faithful steward of the time, talents, and treasures God has entrusted to me? This blog invites you to examine your heart, explore the Church’s teachings on stewardship, and follow Jesus’ example in a world filled with distractions.


Trusting God's Will in Ministry
During this Lenten season, this is a reminder to let God provide, embrace each step of the journey, and remain open to His graces.


Overcoming Post-Holiday Financial Stress: A Faithful Path Forward
Overcome post-holiday financial stress with faith-based strategies.


Avoiding Holiday Spending Temptations
The holiday season brings beautiful opportunities for celebration, generosity, and togetherness. But along with these joys comes a...


Travel Light: Embracing Faith Over Materialism
Jesus’s call to “travel light” reminds us to focus on God, not possessions, finding true joy in simplicity and our spiritual mission.
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