1,000-Plus People Process With Jesus Christ in the Eucharist Through Washington
Many hundreds of Catholics joined the Eucharistic procession in D.C., which is part of the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage traveling the country.
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Pope Leo XIV Shares Lunch With More Than 1,300 People in Need at the Vatican
Organizers said the aim was not only to offer a meal but to create an experience of welcome and care for each guest.
1,300-Year-Old Possible Communion Loaf Bearing Image of Christ Is Found in Turkey
The loaves, made with barley and dating from the sixth to eighth centuries, have been exceptionally well preserved thanks to their carbonization.
What I Learned About Prayer — and Myself — After 1,000 Days on Hallow
A thousand consecutive days of using the popular Catholic prayer app has been a blessing — and a reminder of God’s call to ‘pray ceaselessly,’ no matter the circumstances.
1,700 Years After Nicaea: A Maronite Bishop’s Call for Christian Unity
COMMENTARY: The Jubilee and Nicaea anniversary summon Christians to reconciliation.
St. James Vicariate Offers Spiritual Home to Hebrew-Speaking Catholics
The community numbers about 1,200 people spread across seven congregations all over Israel.
1,000-Piece St. Carlo Acutis Mosaic Used to ‘Convict the Universal Call to Holiness’
Creating the mosaic was no simple task. Vrba had to track down thousands of quality soldiers and toys, paint them, and meticulously glue each one in place.
The 1,700-Year Quest for a Common Easter
COMMENTARY: The Council of Nicaea gave Christianity more than a creed — it gave the Church a way to calculate Easter. But unity around the great feast of the Resurrection remains incomplete.
1,700 Years Later, Nicaea Is a Milestone of Faith in Christ
COMMENTARY: The first ecumenical council made a landmark profession of Christ’s divine identity that continues to anchor the Church today.
More Than 1,800 Priests Celebrate Holy Thursday Chrism Mass at Vatican
Holy Thursday marks the institution of the Eucharist and the sacrament of the priesthood at the Last Supper.
