The Catholic Path to Divine Stewardship

Hello, my Faithful Fiscal Followers! Have you ever thought of ‘making it rain’ in a godly way? No, I’m not talking about a divine weather miracle or dropping wads of cash from the heavens.

Meditation on Colossians 3: 1-2 (Easter’s Second Reading)

This Sunday’s second reading, Colossians 3:1-4, is a powerful passage that challenges us to shift our focus from earthly things to heavenly things. When figuring out how to apply this letter from St. Paul to our daily lives, we find inspiration to help us manage our money with an eternal perspective.

The Poverty and Abortion Correlation

In response to USCCB’s call to action to provide support and resources to pregnant women, especially those seeking the assistance of pregnancy centers, Compass Catholic Ministries intends to create a financial literacy course specifically designed for pregnant mothers (and dads) who experience unexpected pregnancies.

Giving Students Skin in the Game when Parents Pay for College

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Helping your children incur less debt as they attend school is one of the best graduation gifts you can give them. Student loan debt is debilitating for many college graduates; many will still be paying for loans into their 30s and 40s. This debt makes it difficult to start saving for retirement, to support a family, and to begin building wealth.

How Much is Enough?

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I remember very well the first time I earned money… I’m not talking about an allowance or money that I got for being part of the family, I’m talking about doing a job and receiving funds for the task that I completed.  The first real job that comes to mind for the purposes of this conversation is when I spent a summer as a long-distance operator for AT&T.

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