First US Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe Was Likely Owned by Mother Seton, Experts Say
What we know about Mother Seton’s image of Our Lady of Guadalupe begins on June 5, 1811, two years after she moved to Emmitsburg.
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Seton Shrine Museum Exhibit Will Examine the ‘Lost Art’ of Needlework
The museum and visitors center, which opens Sept. 22, tells the life story of Mother Seton through an immersive experience, examining her impact as the first native-born American to be canonized.
Connecticut Pro-Life Movement Achieves Some Legislative ‘Victories,’ but More Work to Do
While a number of new laws expanding abortion access were signed into law, other more extreme pro-abortion measures failed to advance.
The Long Tradition of Catholics in Baseball
COMMENTARY: In light of the Dodgers promotion of anti-Catholicism, an online exhibit by the Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center explores how the Knights of Columbus and Catholics positively impacted the national pastime for more than a century.
