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Your skin is only the beginning. Discover your whole constitution — and what it calls for.
St. Hildegard of Bingen had nine words for animal fat and left recipes specific enough to follow — what a Benedictine abbess knew about tallow, herbs, and rendering.
Sea moss for hair growth has become one of the most popular natural remedies for strengthening hair, reducing shedding, and promoting healthy growth. But wha...
Saint Hildegard von Bingen, Medieval herbalist and Doctor of the Church, possessed unparalleled knowledge and insight into human health, the universe, and th...
In this post, we'll delve into a family favorite: a simple spelt bread recipe that's a hit with our five kids. Even amidst the hustle and bustle of daily lif...
Explore St. Hildegard's holistic approach to wellness through her insights on spelt, "the very best grain." Join us in making these delightful buttermilk pan...
From St. Hildegard of Bingen's abbey to your blender, this smoothie recipe features a rich blend of medieval herbs and ingredients designed to give your immu...
Warnings from divine messages have urged us to prepare for new diseases. In this post, we'll share a natural remedy that incorporates Our Lady's advice– an a...
Discover St. Hildegard of Bingen's Cold & Flu Powder, an ancient remedy for colds and heart health. Featuring geranium, pellitory, and nutmeg, this blend...
How did herbal medicine, once the cornerstone of care, become dismissed as “alternative”? Even before America's colonization, medicine was undergoing a drama...
You may recognize the names of the twin martyrs, Saints Cosmas and Damian, invoked in the Roman Canon of the Mass. But did you know they were also renowned p...
Looking to heal your family at home using God’s natural herbs? Though herbalism has deep roots in Christian tradition, much of the modern information is unfo...
In the bloody wake of the English Reformation, the Catholic Church faced intense persecution, with monasteries dissolved, priests and religious executed, and...
Ever wonder why symphonies can make you tear up? St. Hildegard believed music taps into a deep, lost memory within our souls, evoking a sense of longing for ...
For centuries, the Catholic Church has integrated faith and science for holistic healing. A prime example is the Benedictine apothecary in Trastevere. In thi...
Despite being labeled a heretic by peers due to his unconventional methods, Paracelsus remained a loyal Catholic, believing that virtue and devotion to God a...
Declared a polymath and widely associated with various products and concepts, what is the truth behind the modern image of Hildegard von Bingen? In this arti...
In this continuation of our series on Saint Hildegard, the "herbalist trained by heaven," Judson Carroll delves into the remedies and recommendations of this...
In this continuation of our series on the history of Catholic herbal medicine, we explore the legacies of Saint Fiacre, Saint Gertrude of Nivellles, and Abbo...
Judson Carroll reveals Catholic monasteries' pivotal role in herbal medicine for 1,000 years. Their guardianship ensured that "folk medicine" survived despit...
Today, herbal medicine is frequently associated with witchcraft and the New Age movement. Yet, what were its origins in antiquity? Could herbal medicine actu...
Seeking natural relief for respiratory woes? St Hildegard's divine revelations unveil a highly effective herbal remedy. In this post, we'll explore St Hildeg...
