# Catholic.Work ## Posts - [Repent and Believe: The Heart of Catholic.Work](https://catholic.work/repent-and-believe-the-heart-of-catholic-work/): About Catholic.Work “Whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through Him.” — Colossians 3:17 Catholic.Work exists to help the faithful live and labor in the presence of God. Rooted in the Word, nourished by the Eucharist, and formed in the life of the Church, we seek to sanctify the spaces where modern life unfolds — including the digital city. Guided by the Gospel and the Sacred Tradition of the Church, we work to renew culture through truth, beauty, and communion. Our mission is both ancient […] - [Delixi Te by Pope Leo XVI - Apostolic Exhortation](https://catholic.work/delixi-te-by-pope-leo-xvi-apostolic-exhortation/): Pope Leo XIV's Apostolic Exhortation "Dilexi Te" (I Have Loved You) offers a profound meditation on the Church's relationship with the poor, emphasizing that love for the marginalized is essential to Christian identity. Drawing from Scripture, Church history, and contemporary social teaching, the document challenges readers to recognize the dignity of the poor as active subjects in society. It calls for concrete action, urging Christians to engage with the suffering and work towards justice. Discover how this exhortation redefines our understanding of poverty and the transformative power of love in action. ## Pages - [Account](https://catholic.work/account/) - [Shop](https://catholic.work/shop/) - [Receipt](https://catholic.work/receipt/) - [Cart](https://catholic.work/cart/) - [Checkout](https://catholic.work/checkout/) - [Give](https://catholic.work/give/): “He presented himself to the world not only as a poor Messiah, but also as the Messiah of and for the poor.” – Leo XIV, Dilexi te Faith, Responsibility, and Communion “Freely you have received; freely give.” — Matthew 10:8 Catholic.Work is a work of faith, prayer, and service. Our goal is to build new roads to Emmaus in the digital city — helping the Church, her ministers, and her people encounter Christ in an age where technology often distracts us from the work of our salvation and sanctification. Self-supporting In the spirit of Christian stewardship, we are entirely self-supporting. […] - [My Courses - New](https://catholic.work/my-courses-new/) - [Blog](https://catholic.work/blog/) - [Home](https://catholic.work/): … their eyes were opened and they recognized him. -Lk 24:31 What can I do to participate in the mission of Catholic.Work? There isn’t a limit to how someone, or a family, or a community, may support or join in mission with Catholic.Work. Some may find our resources beneficial and want to use them. Others may wish to contribute to the mission. How might you contribute to our mission? Take that to prayer. We are especially interested in attracting those directly involved in technology work, such as programmers, developers, DevOps, vibe coders, AI enthusiasts, IT staff and directors, web designers […] - [Contact](https://catholic.work/contact/) - [About](https://catholic.work/about/): Our Mission Building new roads to Emmaus in the digital city Our Core Values Our core values are founded upon the invitation of Christ to be converted and believe in the Gospel. Faith Aware of the temptation to look to the Enemy (world, flesh, devil) instead of the Gospel, we echo the faith of Peter: Jesus is the Messiah and son of God. We don’t place faith in what we do but instead in who God is. We unite our personal faith with the faith of the Church. Hope Faith in who God is, instead of what we do, orders […] ## Optional - [Agent (MCP protocol)](websites-agents.hostinger.com/catholic.work/mcp) [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)