How St. Francis de Sales and St. Jane Frances de Chantal Changed the World
“Yield yourself fully to God, and you will find out what form your martyrdom will take!”
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These Saints Bore the Stigmata, the Marks of Jesus
Recipients of this mystical gift include St. Francis of Assisi, St. Catherine of Siena, St. Rita of Cascia, and perhaps even St. Paul the Apostle.
St. Peter Chrysologus, the Doctor of Short Homilies
“If the peace of the Church causes joy in heaven, then divisions must give birth to grief.”
St. Ephrem the Deacon, and other Saintly Deacons
There are many deacons who have left their imprint on both the Church and the world.
Father McGivney’s Niagara Days and the American Sublime
What was it that drew Father McGivney, founder of the Knights of Columbus, to a seminary near Niagara Falls?
Where Jesus Walked: Franciscans Guard the Grace of the Holy Places
An interview with Franciscan Father Peter Vasko
Our Lady of Lebanon, Pray For Us
The Lebanese Catholic diaspora has long found a home in the United States and worldwide.
In the Spirit of Saint Joseph’s Day, Free Bread for All
The Saint Joseph’s Day Table was born out of a Sicilian tradition that the people would honor St. Joseph after he saved them from a severe famine.
The Tradition of the Saint Joseph’s Day Table
This celebration is a symbolic “thank you” and renewal of the Sicilian people’s devotion to Saint Joseph.
The Pope Wears White—So Do These Orders
From the Carthusians to the Camaldolese, these religious orders show that the good guys wear white, too.
