Catholic Harry Wu Reminded the World of Chinese Communist Brutality
“Fifty million people have been thrown into the Laogai prisons, including workers, religious and students,” Wu said, “and half of them become ashes.”
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Be Not Afraid, But Be Confident in Christ
“We are in a war with Satan and his evil forces,” says Deacon Steve Greco. “Because of this war the sacraments are critical for our spiritual survival.”
‘Long Live Christ the King’ — The 51 Claretian Martyrs of Barbastro
“Nowadays, people are looking for an explanation; but in those days it was all much simpler: they were Catholics, they were religious, they were ‘curates’ and they had to die.” —Bishop Damián Iguacén
Mother Cabrini: The First American Citizen to be Named a Saint
St. Frances Xavier Cabrini was born in 1850, died in 1917 and was canonized by Pope Pius XII in 1946.
Chuck Bodnar: Caretaker of St. Junípero Serra’s Secrets
From the Mystery of the Cross to the Mystery of the Padres’ Gold, Chuck Bodnar became the keeper of San Juan Capistrano’s hidden and still-unsolved secrets.
87-Year-Old Norbertine Priest Recalls Arrests with Operation Rescue
“If abortion is indeed murder, then we are compelled, if not impelled from within, to do whatsoever we can to stop this Holocaust.”
St. John of Capistrano: “The Lord Who Made the Beginning Will Take Care of the Finish!”
In 1776, St. Junípero Serra, honoring his fellow Franciscan, placed California’s Mission San Juan Capistrano under St. John’s patronage.
Always Forward, Never Back: No Mob Can Destroy St. Junípero Serra’s Legacy
Father Noel Moholy, a Franciscan friar and historian, reminded the world about Father Serra’s accomplishments and championed his cause.
Father George Rutler: Holiness is God’s Call to Religious and Laity Alike
“We exist, but we only begin to live when we do the will of God. That is holiness.”
As California Wildfires Ravage Napa, Residents See ‘God’s Hand at Work Through His People’
Glass Fire impacts the local Catholic community and their neighbors.
