On TikTok? Follow These 5 Catholics
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As a community of Catholic Social Media Influencers, we are not all on the same page when it comes to TikTok. Some love it, others hate it. Some of us are on it in the hopes of bringing back that one sheep; others see it as a fun way to evangelize.
Our website is currently having fun on Instagram and Facebook – as well as YouTube and Pinterest – Please follow us on those platforms!
Since we are a group of Catholic influencers that use social media, we wanted to help you enhance your feed and share with you some members of our community that are using TikTok.
Did you know that if you follow Catholic accounts, TikTok’s algorithms will show you more Catholic accounts to follow? Did you also know if you watch videos that are less than virtuous, TikTok will make sure your feed shows more of those too?
Let’s keep our minds and scrolling as holy as possible.
Catholic Social Media Influencers on TikTok
Alicia Baker (NoHeartUntouched)Maker of Catholic decor & gifts to inspire the heart & home
More about Alicia Baker . . .
Alicia Baker is the designer & owner of No Heart Untouched. No Heart Untouched offers a range of Catholic gifts to inspire the heart & home. From jewelry to Wall Rosaries, to interactive rosaries for children, each gift is handmade & divinely inspired.
Sam Mead/ Cultivating Catholics More about Cultivating Catholics . . . Cultivating Catholics – Catholic parenting ideas to help raise little saints! We break down big concepts into simple ideas to help you raise little saints in the modern world. We’re on a mission to make Catholic parenting easy and expand your children’s faith.Christian Social Media Influencers on TikTok
Pink Salt Riot Jill Simon, Christian Business owner More about Pink Salt Riot . . . Pink Salt Riot makes products that help you remember to practice joy. In this crazy world, in your crazy life, in the midst of your undeniably crazy family, we need those little things, those little reminders that point our eyes back to Him. Back to Christ, back to His cross.
Catholic Family Crate
Helping you raise strong Catholics
More about Catholic Family Crate . . .
Catholic Family Crate gives families tools to grow in their values and faith together. Monthly packages to live out the liturgical year! Learn and teach the Catholic faith to your childrenCatholic Business Coaches on TikTok
Made for Business (Sterling Jacquith)I’m the Holy Spirit business coach for Catholic moms.
More about Sterling Jacquith
Sterling is a Catholic convert and evangelist. She lives in Boise, Idaho with her husband, their four children, and a lazy border collie. She loves speaking at conferences and retreats about her conversion story, spiritual dryness and how we can strive for sainthood in our everyday lives.
Bonus influencer: Antia Morin
FDS Creatives Perhaps you are wondering if you should use TikTok . . . if so, follow this Catholic who uses it successfully and is a faithful Catholic! Anita Moran/ FDS CreativesI help businesses explode their visibility via strategic video that converts💵🎥
Fun fact: FDS stands for Saint Francis deSales!
Help Your Catholic Tween With These 5 Quotes
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There’s something about a catchy quote that makes us stop and think. As adults, we like and share these quotes on social media.
We decorate our homes with them.
We might even write them in a journal.
Our attraction to these small bites of wisdom often begins in our youth.
During my first year as a teacher, I had two students (both boys) ask permission to put a quote or “fun fact” on the board once a week or once a day (I can’t remember exactly).
I allowed them – and they came up with some good ones.
I’ve noticed many teen inspirational coloring books are filled with inspiring quotes.
I have observed what is posted on Instagram by scrollers of all ages.
Our kids are seeking truth and wisdom.
Let’s help them find it.
5 Amazing Tips for Catholic Ministries on Social Media
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Our community has some incredibly intelligent and successful business owners that focus on marketing, social media, YouTube, SEO and more.
These members have shared within our private community many tips on how to work smarter. Here’s a glimpse of what has been shared in our group by some amazing Catholic influencers!
You Need to Read these 5 Remedies for Sorrow from St. Thomas Aquinas
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This article was written by Eileen Tully (learn more about her ministry at EileenTully.com)
Suffering and sorrow are a part of life in this fallen world.
In Romans 8, St. Paul says, “We know that the whole creation has been groaning in labor pains until now’ and not only the creation, but we ourselves, who have the first fruits of the Spirit, groan inwardly while we wait for adoption, the redemption of our bodies” (Romans 8:22-23).
But while we are waiting for this redemption, how do we handle this experience of sorrow?
How Can I Read and Write More Great Catholic Fiction?
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This post was written by Catholics Online member, A.J. Cattapan.
A.J. Cattapan is the author of Angelhood, and 7 Riddles to Nowhere
Do you love to read Catholic fiction but just can’t seem to find enough to satisfy your bookish delight?
Or maybe you’re an aspiring author, and you want to contribute to the world of Catholic fiction!
Back in May, Amy Schisler wrote a blog post you will love: “Dear Catholic Author: Get Out There and Write That Novel.” My name is Amy J Cattapan, and as a Catholic novelist and the chairperson for this year’s Catholic Writers Conference Live, I want follow up to Amy’s post, adding my own encouragement for reading and writing Catholic fiction.
How the 7 Sacraments + 12 Steps Can Help Bring Healing to an Alcoholic
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This post was written by Catholics Online member, Erin Broestl.
If there is one book this year that I wish I could give to everybody, this is it!
The Twelve Steps and the Sacraments on Amazon
Like most people, I struggle with a family member who is an alcoholic. I struggle to understand them, reach out, and have any kind of a conversation with them.
They have been wounded by alcoholism and depression for more than 20 years, and our lives took radically different turns. They have also been through several different AA or AA-type programs, plus a long stint in rehab, and are still drinking.
Enter: a really useful book that helped me start to understand where they are coming from and the things they have suffered.
Help Heal a Heart with These Catholic Gifts
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As Catholics, we are incredibly blessed to have the holy Sacraments.
Two of the seven Sacraments are known as Sacraments of Healing: Anointing of the Sick and Reconciliation.
See more gifts for Anointing of the Sick and Reconciliation in this Gift Catalog.
The greatest Catholic gifts of healing are those Sacraments.
Both sin and illness are harmful indeed, and the grace that God offers us in the Sacraments is an extraordinary gift.
However, there are times when we see a very closed friend or loved one suffering – and we want to give something more than prayers. Prayers are so wonderful to offer for others. Prayers and having Masses said for a person are priceless gifts. These should be given!
If you want to add to those prayers . . .
4 Simple Ways to Grow Closer to Jesus’ Heart
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It’s a tradition of Catholics to honor our God in different ways each month. The month of June is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Perhaps it’s not a coincidence that the secular world celebrates much of what is contrary to Jesus’ humble heart in the same month.
Our goal is to help spread awareness of Jesus’ heart and immense love to all – so that anyone who yearns for His truth and goodness, can find it a little easier.
A group of bloggers from our community took time to write blog posts about the Sacred Heart and offer resources to help you grow in faith. Here are some of those articles and resources.
Social Media is Wasting Your Life and Sucking Your Time–Or is it?
This post was written by Jessica Castillo, founder of A Thriving Catholic.
“Well, if Jesus knocks me off my horse and tells me to open an Instagram account, then I will.”
I was on a lunchtime walk with my husband about a year ago when I made this snarky remark. I had been officially in business for a little over a year at that point and was talking with my husband about how slowly my business was growing and how I couldn’t seem to find potential clients.
He pointed out to me that I needed to be on social media.
That I should probably start an Instagram account.
Sound advice–but I wasn’t willing to hear it.
Classic Catholic Gifts for the Bride (and Groom) To Be!
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Have a Catholic wedding or two on your calendar?
Are you invited to a bridal shower of an engaged Catholic?
We have some beautiful, heartfelt and faith-filled gift ideas for you!
This post is just a glimpse of the ideas we have listed in our Catholic Sacrament Gift Guide’s Marriage section!