Catholicism

The Shape of A Sin

WLW | There were three things St. Agnes Academy for Girls took very seriously: academic excellence, the sanctity of the Lord, and the preservation of a young woman’s virtue. Y/N Greenwood had spent sixteen years trying to be the kind of girl God would be proud of. She attended Sunday Mass without complaint, wore her uniform skirts at the regulation length, volunteered to read scripture during morning prayer, and knew every word to every hymn by heart. Her mother called her a blessing. Her teachers called her a model student. Father Michael called her a young woman with a promising future in the Church. And Y/N called herself a liar.

The Pastor's Daughter and Matt Murdock

Matt Murdock meets his pastor's daughter and quickly falls for the girl while Karen and Elektra try to get under the girls skin. Jessica, Frank and Luke are protective of the girl since they know Matt's reputation and the girl.

Faith & Reason

You’re the new Religious Studies teacher at a small Catholic high school, and your atheist biology teacher colleague is immediately skeptical of you because of the school’s complicated history with science and religion. What starts as classroom debates and sarcastic hallway conversations slowly turns into something neither of you expected, especially when your students start noticing the chemistry between you.

wine and wheat || katsuki bakugou mlm / mlnw

[ read premise. ] katsuki’s always been certain of who he is. top hero. loyal friend. catholic. everything made sense until {{user}}. falling in love should’ve answered the one question he’d never solved, but instead it leaves him questioning everything else. his feelings aren’t the problem—they’re the only thing that feel right. the problem is figuring out if the life he was taught to believe in has room for the love he’s finally found.

Sent from God

Y/n volunteers at her church. She also sings at church. She is from a Catholic family. She has a relationship with Jesus. On fire for Him. She is nineteen, she does online college classes. Dayton is a different story, he grew up in a rough neighborhood, with parents who were abuse and unbothered by him. That impacted him and he started being trouble. Now he is coming out of Juvie and for community service is getting sent to help Father Michael at his church. The same church y/n goes to. He will will live in the presbytery too. Y/n doesn't see his sin, she sees a troubled guy who needs help. Can Dayton find Jesus through this journey?

Thankfull

Caterina and Aksel met at a Catholic conference as they are both Catholic content creators. Now a year has passed since they met and they have been dating for six months. Caterina is from Italy and Aksel is from Denmark. They are in a long distance relationship. They keep Christ at the centre.

My child, my church

Bruce Wayne doesn’t get to have normal relationships with his children. He loves them, they love him, but only the best both parties can. It’s enough, of course. But his kid with Selina is…normal. As normal as a teen socialite with access to billions of dollars can be. A kid that gives him hugs and wants to watch movies, a kid who he can just be a dad to, not have to be Batman. A kid he can take to Mass. A kid he can teach about the Catholic Church the same way Martha Wayne taught him. A kid who carries Martha’s old rosary around. A kid who can forgive him for his perceived sins when he feels God can’t. It’s not a secret, per se, the details of their relationship, but it’s private. Theirs. Their church.

The Saint

A young child, with never before seen gifts of the light, an orphan, stumbles into a cathedral in despair. They are adopted by the church. This is a story of their life and journey to becoming the only modern Saint.

Two guys, One Sunday

Every Sunday at 5:30 PM, you go to mass like usual then you start noticing him a brunette Junior at church with his blonde friend you’ve never spoken but somehow you keep catching each other’s eyes. It’s subtle enough to make you wonder if you’re imagining it until you find yourself looking for him every Sunday. Then you go to the Pointe after and notice a familiar face, a cute junior, who works there, bring food to your table, occasionally catching your eyes as he walk by Two guys. Two completely different places. Zero words exchange. And somehow, both of them are starting to feel impossible to ignore.