The Incredible Holiness of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary - The Royal Princess Who Chose the Poor Over Her Crown
“How can I wear a crown…when my King is crowned with thorns?”
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7 Facts About Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, First Canonized Saint from the United States
The Church celebrates the feast of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini on Nov. 13. She was the first United States citizen to ever become a canonized saint.
Bishop Robert Barron Explores Basilicas of Rome in Stunning Virtual Pilgrimage on Social Media
Bishop Robert Barron is taking his social media followers on a virtual pilgrimage through Rome while he attends the Synod on Synodality.
Saint John Paul II Was a Marvel Comic Book Hero In the '80s: Inside the Little-Known Classic
In January of 1982, Marvel Comics added a new hero to their pantheon: Pope Saint John Paul II.
French Basilica Preserves a Unique Relic: Two Drops of Christ's Blood Shed During His Passion
Saint Stephen's Basilica in France keeps a unique relic: two drops of Christ's blood.
When Our Lady of Ransom Rescued Christians From Slavery: The Little-Known September Feast You May Have Missed
The feast of Our Lady of Ransom was officially added to the liturgical calendar in 1960 to be celebrated on Sept. 24.