Young Woman Enters Monastery to Discern Her Vocation—The Nuns’ Welcome Is Pure Joy
Her arrival was greeted with special joy by the nuns, and the moment quickly drew attention on social media.
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Mother Teresa Gave Princess Diana a Rosary—And She Was Reportedly Buried With It
Their friendship—and the rosary reportedly placed in Diana’s hands at her burial—remains a moving reminder that compassion, prayer, and love can unite people across even the widest differences.
How a Christmas Mass Vision Made St. Clare the Patron Saint of Television
St. Clare of Assisi died on August 11, 1253. Pope Innocent IV entrusted Bishop Bartholomew of Spoleto with the responsibility of promoting the cause of her canonization. Three months later, on November 24, 1253, Bishop Bartholomew, together with the archdeacon, Leonardo of Spoleto; Jacobo, the archpriest of Trevi; Brothers Leo...
Pope Leo just picked the first millennial ever to run a Vatican department
For the first time ever, a millennial is set to lead a Vatican department—and it’s someone we know well: Montse Alvarado.
The Forgotten Tradition of 'Churching,' the Ancient Postpartum Blessing
Have you ever heard of “churching“?
The Chapel Veil is Back: 3 Beautiful Reasons Some Catholic Women Are Veiling at Mass Again
"A woman is marked by her mantilla as belonging to God. We are veiled because we belong, not to a pretentious patriarchal hierarchy, but to God."