Holy Land Pilgrimages Decline to a Trickle, Because of the Gaza War
The downturn is another severe setback for the beleaguered local Christian community, which is heavily dependent on revenue from tourism.
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Evangelizing Secular Campuses: St. Paul’s Outreach Reaches Students in Droves — and Has Been Doing So for Almost 40 Years
SPO preceded a similar college-evangelization effort, the Fellowship of Catholic University Students.
Chris Slattery RIP: Remembering a Pro-Life Giant
Family, friends and admirers gathered Nov. 27 at the Church of St. Paul the Apostle for the funeral Mass of the man whose network of New York City pregnancy centers is credited with saving the lives of more than 40,000 babies.
Fascination About Eucharistic Miracles Prompts ‘The New Manna’ Movie
How an Animator’s Journey to Jesus Led to Filmmaker’s Latest Project
‘The Fruit of Carlo’s Faith’: How the Eucharist Can Change Souls and the World
Interview with Antonia Salzano Acutis, mother of Blessed Carlo Acutis
Cuba’s President Pays Hasty Visit to New York City Church
Miguel Díaz-Canel abruptly cut short a planned visit to the Church of the Transfiguration in New York City’s Chinatown after paying tribute to Venerable Félix Varela, a priest and patriot of the island nation.
Three Eucharistic Miracles: Which Cases Have Undergone the Most Extensive Scientific Analysis?
The three apparent Eucharistic miracles that have undergone the most extensive scientific analysis happened in Buenos Aires, Argentina (1992, 1994, 1996); Tixtla, Mexico (2006); and Sokólka, Poland (2008).
‘My Son Carlo’: Meet the Real Blessed Carlo Acutis in New Book Written by His Mother
‘I wanted to clarify several points and give my point of view as his mother. I wanted to give an air of authenticity to his story,’ Antonia Acutis told the Register.
