Killer of Martyred Italian Nun: ‘I Can Have of Her Only a Memory of Love’
Venerable Maria Laura Mainetti was known for her social and charitable commitment.
Results from Tag: 'heroic virtue'
Inspired by Carlo Acutis and Other Young Saints
Holiness among young people is always a beautiful witness.
Carlo Acutis ‘Always Lived in the Presence of God’
Those who knew the soon-to-be ‘blessed’ recall the sanctity of the young man who loved computers and Jesus.
Polish Cardinal, ‘Rosary Priest’ Among Sainthood Causes Moving Forward
Pope Francis on Tuesday recognized the heroic virtue of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski and Father Patrick Peyton, an Irish priest known for his promotion of the Rosary.
How an El Salvadoran Rescued 40,000 Jews From the Holocaust
José Arturo Castellanos ‘opposed an absolute evil in order to save the lives of thousands of Jews.’
Pope Francis Creates New Path to Beatification: ‘Offering of Life’
This definition fits those Servants of God who have in some way given up their lives prematurely for charity outside of martyrdom.
Italian Layman Who Defied the Nazis Deemed ‘Blessed’
Pope: ‘For his great moral and spiritual stature, he is a model for the lay faithful, especially for dads.’
Italian Surgeon and Father, Persecuted Priest Among New Canonization Causes
Pope Francis recognized on Monday the heroic virtue of eight holy people.
Why Miracles Should Remain a Requirement for Canonization
COMMENTARY: Canonization and beatification aren’t equivalent to induction into a hall of fame. The Church cannot risk raising up someone for such veneration without definitive proof.
Howard Family Encourages Heroic Families
Peter and Chantal Howard believe all families are called to be heroic.
