6 Lessons on Love for All Saints Day
'Be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire,' St. Catherine of Siena said.
'Be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire,' St. Catherine of Siena said.
Recognized for their ultimate witness to Christ, the Georgia Martyrs offer a powerful testimony to peace, cultural harmony, and upholding the sacrament of marriage.
We are called to remember our death throughout the season of All Hallow Tide
“Once you open the door to the demonic, it is hard to shut again.”
A group of Catholic students at the University of Illinois brought the Gospel to the heart of campus—using chalk to write all 21 chapters of the Gospel of John on the Main Quad.
Through a service called HopeSync, a pregnancy center can send you a request to pray for a woman who is considering abortion while she is meeting with one of its advocates.
A milestone birthday, a surprise from Father John, and an opportunity to gather for Mass—a joyful way to celebrate 95 years!
The patron saint of impossible causes, he’s the go-to advocate when plan A, B, and C have all crashed and burned.
This is the Church of Santa Maria dell’Orazione e Morte — Our Lady of Prayer and Death — and its story reveals a profound truth about the Catholic understanding of death, human dignity, and eternal life.
The heartwarming meet-n-greet quickly caught the attention of fans and media alike after the team highlighted the moment on social media.
An act intended to destroy ended up revealing the vibrant, enduring heart of Santa Rosa’s young Church.
“After traveling for four years via planes, trains, and automobiles to some of America’s most remarkable Catholic churches, I can honestly say that the Holy Spirit is at work in this land.”
What would you ask the pope if you had just a few moments to speak with him?
“Knowing our faith also means learning to distinguish what comes from God and what does not.”
“And just like right at that point where I'm like, ‘All right, I'm about to go over the side of the mountain,’ the car just comes to a completely restful stop. Like God put His hand on that car and made it stop.”
In response to these reactions, several Catholics have spoken out to call for respect in the face of death and the grief of others.
A gentle, grace-filled revival of memento mori for our fast-paced digital age...
“This was a phrase we heard a lot: ‘The Church has to catch up to the world,’” Archbishop Cordileone recalled. “But as it turns out, we make ourselves irrelevant when we do that.”
A brief encounter with the Holy Father in December of last year became a source of strength for a young Ukrainian girl fighting cancer. Now, she has returned to thank him and share a special gift. Thirteen-year-old Varvara from Ukraine was the last person to say goodbye to...
“Some kids were praying, some kids were consoling other kids."
She proves that true holiness means stepping up to fix what’s broken rather than running away.