‘Beautiful Bright Lights of Hope’ in Bethlehem: Steps From Christ’s Birthplace, Hospital Set to Deliver 100,000th Child
The mothers and babies of Bethlehem are given the best care and love possible at Christmastime — and all year.
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Pope Francis Comes to Canada: A Papal Pilgrimage of Penance
Indigenous representatives and Archbishop Richard Smith of Edmonton discuss the legacy of Canada’s residential-school system and their hopes regarding the visit of Pope Francis.
EWTN Reporter’s Notebook: Malta Welcomes 3rd Pope to Its Sacred Shores
Maltese shared their anticipation ahead of the April 2-3 trip.
Cardinal Parolin Urges Negotiation to Find a ‘Win-Win Solution’ to War in Ukraine
Cardinal Parolin told EWTN that goodwill was needed to achieve anything in the talks between the two parties.
Beloved Granny Whose Catholic Faith Went Viral on EWTN Dies at 107
Born in 1913, Nancy was recognized as one of Ireland’s oldest women. She cherished every moment of her life as a gift from God.
‘Faith Lets You Cross Oceans’: Sailor Treks 5,500 Miles to See Father Amid Pandemic
Juan Manuel Ballestero crossed the Atlantic to reunite with his family during the COVID-19 lockdown.
‘Faith Lets You Cross Oceans’: Sailor Treks 5,500 Miles to See Father Amid Pandemic
Juan Manuel Ballestero crossed the Atlantic to reunite with his family during the COVID-19 lockdown.
Serving Christ and His People: 2 Franciscan Friars of the Renewal Become Priests
The sun was shining down on the walled monastic garden of the Most Blessed Sacrament Friary in Newark, New Jersey, as two men waited for a moment they have been working toward for decades.
Citing Catholic Faith, NY Landlord Waives Rent During Coronavirus
Catholic business owner and landlord Mario Salerno allows his 200 residents to live rent-free for the entire month of April, citing his faith and concern for their well-being.
