Was Jesus Really Born on December 25th? What the Early Church Had to Say About It
Was Jesus really born on December 25?
Was Jesus really born on December 25?
What a blessed place!
“...I was not the same Thérèse any more; Jesus had changed me completely."
“As a man, I don’t admit to crying very often, but this song reminds me that the Church is the bride of Christ.”
Have you ever been to Christmas Midnight Mass?
May we all remember Christ’s words, “Blessed are the peacemakers,” and continue to pray and work for peace in our world today. You never know the effect you may have.
Here are the meanings of 11 common Advent and Christmas terms that you might not already know!
In a recent Ascension Presents video, Father Mike Schmitz breaks his silence on his favorite–and least favorite–Christmas songs.
One of the most beloved Christmas carols of all time began in an unexpected, but clever way–all because of a broken organ.
What a beautiful way to celebrate the Birth of Jesus!
Since Catholicism was illegal in England from the 16th to the 19th centuries, tradition holds that the song was a mini-Catechism to teach the faith to Catholic children secretly.
"Home Alone" subtly mirrors a central truth of the Catholic faith: our need for healing, mercy, and reunion through the Sacrament of Confession.
Amid the busyness that often defines December, this priest provides three Advent customs families can embrace as they prepare for the coming of Jesus.
Using 5,000 drones, the company Sky Elements lit up the night sky over Mansfield, Texas, recreating the image of the Holy Family.
"I experienced God’s presence in a way I hadn’t before—not just in sacred places, but in sacred people.”
Father Goyo Hidalgo of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles often shares stories on social media about his various experiences as a priest. Over the last few years, the priest’s stories generated viral attention. He often encourages his nearly 90,000 Twitter followers to pray, be patient, and find joy...
Can sacred music transform our connection to God? Recently on The Catholic Gentleman, podcast hosts Sam Guzman and John Heinen sat down with composer, convert, and man of wisdom, Paul Jernberg. His journey to Catholicism began in Sweden, where he was drawn to the divine presence and integrity he found...
Are you familiar with Ven. Jerome Lejeune? Jérôme Lejeune was not only a brilliant geneticist, but also a devout Catholic who worked to uphold the sanctity of life in his scientific community. His work on Down syndrome and various genetic disorders was not only groundbreaking in terms of scientific discovery,...
St. Faustina Kowalska, also known as Saint Maria Faustina, was a Polish nun who received visions of Jesus and recorded them in her diary. St. Faustina’s diary, titled “Divine Mercy in My Soul,” is a record of her personal experiences and conversations with Jesus Christ. The diary spans from...
On April 20, 2023 EWTN celebrates foundress Mother Angelica’s 100th birthday. With only $200, Mother Angelica founded EWTN in 1981 after she transformed the Our Lady of the Angels Monastery garage into a television studio. She relied on God’s providence to provide. He certainly did–and long story...
Born in 1924 in the Czech Republic, Anna Zelíková died of tuberculosis at the age of 17 whispering “I trust.” Anna Zelíková was born on July 19, 1924 into a Catholic family in Napajedla, Moravia. The Sisters of the Holy Cross had a great influence on her religious upbringing. From...