Substacks recommended by Missio Dei

Recommended by Missio Dei

Science and Tears examines science fiction's emotional and philosophical dimensions, exploring the intersection of technology, humanity, and the fight against transhumanism through music and storytelling.

Art for the Liturgical Year

By Amelia Sims McKee

Reflections on art through the Liturgical Year

If you don't have time to stop by the art museum or take a class at your local university then Amelia has you covered. She examines pieces of church art with in stunning detail bringing both it and the artist alive for her readers. All framing it with the proclamation of the good news.

- Missio Dei

The Illinois River Woodcraft

By Phillip Hadden

The newsletter of woodcraft & scouting along the Illinois River. We discuss camping, fishing, hiking, conservation, & general ole' school scouting!

Mark Lajoie of Living Waters

"Husband; father; teacher; musician Help me, O Lord, today in my mission" A place where music & teaching connect....

Windflower

By Thérèse Judeana

Windflower is a home for clean and wholesome Catholic fiction, fantasy, and fashion design. Be drawn into the lands of Lharmeval, Silvaria, and out into the galaxy to explore; backtrack in time through fashion history and design!

Heavenly Chant

By Chantal LaFortune

Delving into the Church's treasury of Gregorian Chants and sacred hymns

Letters from Loreto

By Khylie M. Small

Reflections on Mary's role in the interior life from my own experiences and the Mariology offered by the Church.

You can’t go wrong with Khylie, a contributor of Missio Dei, she now explores the depths of Mariology for the benefit of everyone who reads!

- Missio Dei

Saint Tolkien

By Kaleb Hammond

A blog exploring the treasures of Catholic inspiration in the life and writings of J.R.R. Tolkien.

The Uncensored Catholic

By Judson Carroll

This is a daily podcast/newsletter where we discuss those things that are supposed to be off limits these days: Religion, Politics and Culture.

GOD & ELEMENTS

By Stacy Trasancos

I write about science (physics, chemistry, biology), philosophy (nature, and matter), theology (creation and divine action), and my work to put it all together.

The Daily Thomist

By Joseph Stack

Stay spiritually and intellectually nourished with our bite-sized catholic newsletter in philosophy and theology. Read by priests, professors, parents and more.

Parker Zurbuch’s Newsletter

Catholic Philosophy, Theology, and History

Peregrinus

Catholicism, London, books, madness and other stuff

Eucharistic Revival Newsletter

By Journeys Of Faith

Proclaiming The Eucharistic Revival with relevant content plus access to Journeys of Faith Blog, Podcasts and Videos.

Good Distinctions

By Will Wright

“Good distinctions are the spice of life!” At Good Distinctions, we desire to reignite good conversation, to seek out the best distinctions, and inspire others to do the same.

Word & Song by Anthony Esolen

reclaiming the good, the beautiful, and the true

Anthony Esolen is one of the great Catholic scholars of our age. I am excited to be treated to his wit, humor, and insight regarding the celebration of Christian culture in word and song.

- Missio Dei

Praying At The Bricks

By JM Kraemer/Lego Church Project

Information about The Lego Church Project!

John "JM" Kraemer is a tremendous talent. So, Read his publication and enjoy his Lego masterpieces. A true evangelist!

- Missio Dei

The Peasant Times-Dispatch

By Scoot

For Catholic peasants trying to coexist with modernity.

Judson Carroll, Master Herbalist

Herbal Medicine

The Prodigal Parishioner

By Jenny duBay

A Catholic publication of hope, healing and renewal, by Jenny duBay.

Create Soul Space: Domestic Abuse Support and Healing

By Create Soul Space: Domestic Abuse Awareness and Support

A Catholic's guide to recognizing and recovering from intimate partner abuse.

Catholic Manhood

There is need for a crusade of manliness and purity to counteract and undo the savage work of those who think that man is a beast. And that crusade is a matter for you.

Because more authentic Christian masculinity is needed for the well-being of our society! That’s why I am recommending 1545.

- Missio Dei

The Diary of a Single Catholic Writer

By Jocelyn Soriano

Only "God's Love" satisfies. I invite you to walk with me. Together, let us draw nearer to Jesus.