The Divine Mercy Message Is Still Going Strong at 90
The image — emblazoned with ‘Jesus, I Trust in You’ — is known the world over as the Divine Mercy image that was entrusted to Polish nun Sister (now St.) Faustina Kowalska in the 1930s.
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Religious Freedom Week and Catholic American Heroes (June 29)
Around the Fourth of July each year Catholics celebrate Religious Freedom Week. The focus this year was church vandalism, blasphemy laws, and religious persecution around the globe. Bishop Kevin Rhoades, head of the US Bishops committee for Religious Liberty joins us. Then we turn to the Unsung Catholic Heroes of the American Revolution with Register staff writer Joseph Pronechen.
The Sorrows, and Joys, of St. Joseph for Today
There was sorrow as well as joy in St. Joseph’s life — and his reponse can aid our own Christian journeys.
Philadelphia’s Miraculous Medal Shrine Named Newest Basilica in the United States
Marian church has long drawn souls closer to Christ and Our Lady.
‘Bring People Closer to Jesus’: EWTN Offers Insightful ‘The Way of Benedict XVI’
FILM: Watch a must-see tribute to the late pope emeritus.
Crèches From the Castle: Knights of Columbus Pilgrimage Center Hosts Annual Exhibit
A collection of nearly 50 Nativities from around the world is on display in New Haven, Connecticut.
St. John the Evangelist Church in Philadelphia: Of Local Saints and Devotion to Our Lady
Eucharistic adoration has been offered for decades.
Celebrate a Truly Catholic Christmas
Tips for families on fully honoring the season’s spiritual reason
Sandy Hook 10 Years Later: Newtown Remembers and Continues to Heal
Faith and community bolster Connecticut town that was forever changed on Dec. 14, 2012.
Presenting Happiness: ‘Box of Joy’ Project Brings Smiles
Cross Catholic Outreach’s gift effort brightens children’s lives each Christmas.
