How the Shroud of Turin Made It From the Empty Tomb to the Present Day
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Why We Need St. Junípero Serra
The upcoming canonization of Blessed Junípero Serra in Washington, D.C.—the first ever to take place on American soil—has generated, as I’m sure you know, a good deal of controversy. For his defenders, Padre Serra was an intrepid evangelist and a model of Gospel living, while for...
The Inspiring True Story of the War Hero Priest Who Sacrificed Everything
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This One Quote Convinced Me to Convert to Catholicism
I first met Jesus at the age of fifteen. As a teenager, I “accepted Christ” and began to live as best a Christian life as I could muster. And it was great. I was happy as an Evangelical Protestant. I hadn’t rejected Catholicism, I didn’t know much about...
"Antidisestablishmentarianism": The Christian Origins of the "Longest" English Word
If you don’t count the fictional Mary Poppins’ “supercalifragilisticexpialidocious,” everyone knows what the longest word in the English language is: antidisestablishmentarianism! Actually, as you might expect with these sorts of things, there’s some dispute over whether it really is the longest English word. Suffice it to say, it...
The Little-Known Story of Pope St. John Paul II's Ferraris
[See also: Why Satan Is So Scared of St. John Paul II, According to Rome’s Chief Exorcist] [See also: St. John Paul II Was a Marvel Comic Book Hero In the ’80s] [See also: 3 Beautiful Celebrities Who Gave It All Up to Become Nuns] [See also: 5 Extraordinary...