
Spain Honors Its Patron, St. James the Greater
Spanish knights who drove the Moors from their homeland, and then conquered Central and South America, took St. James as their protector.
Spanish knights who drove the Moors from their homeland, and then conquered Central and South America, took St. James as their protector.
On June 22, 1535, St. John Fisher knelt and prayed the Te Deum and Psalm 31, and laid his neck on the executioner's block.
In 1886, Pope Leo XIII beatified Margaret along with 63 other English martyrs.
What Our Lady said to Lucia and her cousins at Fatima came true in ways more horrible than the world in 1917 could have imagined.
St. Patrick's Confession is full of interesting information about his family, his youth, and a near-apostolate-destroying scandal that turned his fellow bishops against him.
BOOK PICK: Heroism and Genius
Saudi Arabia permits only Islamic houses of worship in the kingdom
The Church in Scotland and the Society of Jesus observe John’s feast day on March 10, the day of his martyrdom.
An Albanian Jesuit Priest is One Step Away from Canonization
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