The Filmmakers and the Martyrs of Charity
Meet the team behind the film about the murdered Missionaries of Charity sisters.
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Mary Lou Williams — Jazz Legend and Catholic Convert
After her baptism in 1957, Williams saw her musical talent as a gift from God and her compositions as prayer.
The Joy of the Priesthood Through the Eyes of a Chaplain to a Cloister
Father John Rizzo serves the Tyburn Nuns, a community devoted to Eucharistic adoration, in Parramatta, Australia.
Did G.K. Chesterton Help Sink a ‘Flagship’ Abortion Facility?
‘Coincidences are spiritual puns.’ — G.K. Chesterton
The Expectant Mother and the Pink Plastic Rosary
How one unborn child was spared through an unexpected encounter
Catholic Doctors Under Investigation Over Abortion-Reversal Treatment
U.K. medical authorities investigate complaint from abortion provider.
The Rise and Fall of the Sacred Heart in Dublin
Through the efforts of Dublin’s Frank Duff, the seedy Monto district was transformed and claimed for the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Górecki’s Symphony No. 3 and the Mother of Sorrows
Why did the Symphony No. 3 strike such a chord in 1992? Perhaps the reason is to do with the words that inspired the music.
‘Miracle of Vistula’: When Our Lady Saved the World From Communism
In 1920, in the face of Soviet aggression, Catholic Poland stood alone.
Joseph of Arimathea and the Glastonbury Quest for the Holy Grail
An ancient and mysterious Marian shrine is undergoing a revival in an English town of unusual acclaim.
