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Will the Blood of St. Januarius Turn to Liquid This Sunday?
St. Januarius (San Gennaro) will have much attention on Sept. 19 when people in Naples, Italy, wait anxiously to see whether his blood will liquefy. At the same time, 4,000 miles away, the San Gennaro festivities are underway in New York City’s Little Italy.
See the Holy Trinity in a New Way With This Old Icon
The “Hospitality of Abraham” is a type of the Trinity — but not a representation of the Trinity itself.
‘Holy Chow’ With Cincinnati Chef (and Chili Expert) Joanna Trimpe
“The cooking is spreading God’s word and love.”
Pope St. John Paul II Brought God Into My Suffering, Just When I Needed Him Most
The crosses I was bearing — depression and M.S. — were crushing me, but here was the Pope himself telling me to unite my suffering with Christ.
What Are the Seven Sorrows of Mary?
Love is what gave Our Lady the courage to accept Simeon’s prophecy.
WWII Hero Father Verbis Lafleur — One of St. Landry’s Most Valiant Sons
COMMENTARY: At a time in which Catholics are being summoned to live our faith with greater courage and charity, this spiritual son of the French saint provides a great example and, we pray, will become a much-sought intercessor.
Is Remaining Silent About Sin Mortally Sinful?
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: Our reticence to speak out is understandable. Our hearers will frequently take offense. But fear shouldn’t dictate what we do.
Harvard, Not Heaven: The Not-So-Shocking Election of an Atheist Chaplain
The selection of an atheist “chaplain” empties the very idea of a chaplain of its meaning.
The “Pencil Madonna” — A Modern Rendition of Our Lady of Sorrows
“Our mother of sorrows, with strength from above you stood by the cross…”
