
The Happiest Day of Pope St. John Paul II’s Life
St. John Paul II called Faustina’s canonization and Divine Mercy Sunday the happiest day of his life — a summit moment of his papacy and personal mission.
St. John Paul II called Faustina’s canonization and Divine Mercy Sunday the happiest day of his life — a summit moment of his papacy and personal mission.
Lay apostolate of the Congregation of Marians of the Immaculate Conception has spread to more than 45 countries.
Remembering St. Faustina's words of wisdom on this Divine Mercy Sunday.
The image — emblazoned with ‘Jesus, I Trust in You’ — is known the world over as the Divine Mercy image that was entrusted to Polish nun Sister (now St.) Faustina Kowalska in the 1930s.
Understanding how Divine Mercy fulfills, rather than replaces, the Sacred Heart message.
‘Where did all these people come from?’ one pastor asks.
Pope Francis offered such grandfatherly advice on marriage, family, youth, the elderly and other aspects of Catholic life.
Children, families and the faithful everywhere are invited to follow Manchester Bishop Peter Libasci in a 33-day journey inspired by the Little Flower.
A growing number of Catholic parishes in the U.S. are restoring altar rails, renewing reverence and transforming the faithful’s experience of the Holy Eucharist.
‘It was like this big welcoming sign — whatever your child needs ... all of it is welcome.’
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