
Learn About the Image of the Virgin Mary That Wept Tears of Blood on St. Patrick’s Day
On March 17, 1697, an Weeping Irish Madonna shed tears of blood for three hours.
On March 17, 1697, an Weeping Irish Madonna shed tears of blood for three hours.
‘Open your hearts to understand and sympathize; open your hands to help,’ writes St. John Paul II.
Contrary to the legend of King Arthur’s mythical blade, this sword really existed and symbolizes the humility of a knight who renounced power to embrace a hermit life and became a saint.
The Vatican Observatory announced this week the naming of four newly discovered asteroids after notable Catholics, including Pope Gregory XIII, who began the tradition of papal astronomers and observatories.
BOOK PICKS: Just in time for Presidents’ Day, take time to learn about the epic history of Catholicism in America.
The origins of preparing well for the penitential season.
On July 7, 2015, Cardinal George Pell became the first Catholic cardinal since the 16th century to offer Mass at the cathedral’s high altar.
New work in English traces the first century of St. Josemaría Escrivá’s legacy.
Squanto, in exemplifying forgiveness and charity, helped bring to the New World, and to the Pilgrims, the virtue of love at the heart of Christianity.
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