During a harrowing exorcism detailed in the series, Father Dan Reehil recalled looking at an image of Our Lady of Guadalupe and directing a severely suffering woman: "Please turn to your Mother."
The 85-year old Nobel laureate in literature, known the world over as Bob Dylan, took the music industry by storm in the 1960s and 70s’...
“These moments are especially profound for me. I see them as gifts from God, and I’m incredibly humbled and grateful for the blessings He continues to pour into my life," Iskander said.
Even one of the Church’s newest and youngest saints made an appearance — the saint in sneakers — Saint Carlo Acutis!
One young girl’s video is capturing hearts nationwide after she stood her ground against a school teacher’s disapproval of her costume.
Father Dominic Legge’s hot takes on dating cut straight through the noise of modern swipe-culture...
'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 Greek word for Eucharist, εὐχαριστία, means “thanksgiving.”
In one of his latest books, EWTN's Raymond Arroyo captures the story of Abe Lincoln's merciful heart through his love for his son, Tad Lincoln.
"Have a medal struck according to this model; all those who wear it will receive great graces, especially if they wear it around their necks."
Eleven centuries after her death, she miraculously appeared to and advised Saint Joan of Arc, angels supernaturally buried her body, and she personally converted hundreds of souls.
"These women don't even see it as a sacrifice. They see service. And I see the same footsteps Christ took on the Way of the Cross."
This feast reminds us that whatever earthly powers may do or ask of us, Christ is the true King who should reign in our hearts.
