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In the National Catholic Register's Features section find stories of the lives of the saints, Catholic Culture, liturgical seasons, profiles of Catholic organizations and people living out their Catholic faith in compelling ways, like the Agape program at Kolbe Academy and Trinity Prep in Napa, California that helps families who are struggling to survive the economic downturn and the wild fires. (photo left courtesy of Anna Hickey)

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Detail of ‘Memoirs’ cover shows Cardinal József Mindszenty.

Anti-Communist Hero Cardinal Mindszenty’s ‘Memoirs’ Republished in the US

The testimony of the former prince-primate of Hungary, declared a ‘Venerable’ of the Church in 2019, remains a model of resistance and defense of the Catholic faith in the face of 20th-century atheistic persecution.

Solène Tadié Books June 4, 2023

Albrecht Dürer, ‘Adoration of the Trinity’

Trinity Sunday: ‘Glory Be to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit’

User’s Guide to the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity

Msgr. Charles Pope Sunday Guide June 2, 2023

Archbishop Anthony Fisher chats with professor Luke Gormally in the 1980s.

Bioethicist Luke Gormally: The ‘Gentle Giant’ Who Stood Up Against the Culture of Death

Gormally, who died at the end of April, was a towering pro-life figure in the English-speaking world for over half a century.

Edward Pentin World June 1, 2023

Deacon Zane Langenbrunner holds the Paschal candle as Pope Francis lights it during the Easter vigil 2023 at St. Peter’s Basilica. ‘Pretty amazing moment!’ he said.

Soon-to-Be Priest: ‘I Can’t Wait to Get Started’

Deacon Zane Langenbrunner, who will be ordained to the priesthood June 3, says he was drawn to his vocation by ‘a love for Jesus in the Eucharist.’

Jim Graves Features June 1, 2023

‘True and False Reform’

Whose Reform? Which Catholicism?

BOOK REVIEW: A Review of Cardinal Gerhard Müller’s ‘True and False Reform’

Terence Sweeney Books May 31, 2023

The table is where love grows, columnist Emily Malloy writes.

Reclaiming a Place at the Table: The Ordinary Beauty of Sharing a Meal

LITURGICAL LIVING: SUMMER

Emily Malloy Features May 30, 2023

When Pope Pius IX declared the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary on Dec. 8, 1854, he had a golden crown added to the mosaic of Mary, Virgin Immaculate, in the Chapel of the Choir in St. Peter's Basilica.

PHOTOS: Discover 8 Beautiful Images of the Virgin Mary in St. Peter’s Basilica

‘Virtual tour’ for the feast of Mary, Mother of the Church

Courtney Mares/CNA Features May 29, 2023

L to R: ‘Agnus Dei’ (2017), ‘Queen of Heaven’ (2022) and ‘Sorrowful Mother’ (2022) reflect Mary’s maternal care and intercession.

Encountering the Blessed Virgin: Sacred Art Prompts Prayer

ARTIST PROFILE

Blair Gordy Piras Arts & Entertainment May 29, 2023

St. John Nepomucene Church is the home parish of Servant of God Emil Kapaun. He served as a priest here, and locals have fond remembrances of him. Visitors can learn more about his life and heroic sacrifice at the Father Kapaun Museum, where his priestly garments, war mementos and medals and photos and other relics are on display. A statue outside of the parish recalls his service as a war chaplain.

Father Emil Kapaun, Heroic Hometown Priest

Locals offer insights into Servant of God.

Emma Follett Features May 29, 2023

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