Holy Role Models: Saintly Friends and Heavenly Heroes
SACRAMENTAL LIVING: COMMUNION OF SAINTS
Results from Tag: 'communion of saints'
What Would Jesus’ Friends Do?
The saints can be models for holiness in the most concrete and practical of contexts.
Publicly Proclaimed Papal Holiness
COMMENTARY: The beatification of Pope John Paul I invites a few considerations on papal causes for beatification and canonization.
Glowing Tributes Paid to Mother Teresa in India on 25th Anniversary of Her Death
The saint’s legacy remains alive and vibrant in the Indian city where she founded the Missionaries of Charity to serve the poorest of the poor.
Canale D’Agordo: The Land That Formed Blessed Pope John Paul I’s Faith
The ‘Smiling Pope’ will be beatified Sept. 4 in Rome.
‘Sir, You Are Having a Heart Attack’
What a great gift was given to so many saints who knew the date of their death in advance
The One-Word Answer to What’s Wrong With Christianity
COMMENTARY: The Church we see mixes Divine and human, and the human beings in it show themselves to be very human indeed.
Blessed Justin Russolillo: a Faithful Foreman for the Lord of the Harvest
The founder of the Society of Divine Vocations, who will be canonized May 15, is one of the great vocations directors.
US Bishops Receive Relic of Blessed Carlo Acutis
Archbishop Domenico Sorrentino presented the relic to the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops for the national Eucharistic Revival.
John Madden, a Happy Death and the Communion of Saints
COMMENTARY: As football fans prepare to mark another Super Bowl Sunday, we can learn two lessons from the late John Madden we might take for Christian discipleship.
