‘Love Till It Hurts’: Movie Documents the Holy Life of St. Teresa of Calcutta
New film hits theaters first week of October.
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How to Prayerfully Participate in the International Week of Prayer & Fasting
Call to lift up petitions to God for nations, society and families.
‘From the Heart With Mother Angelica’ to Debut on EWTN
Holy Hour discussions from the 1980s offer signature wisdom in new series.
EWTN Chapel Raises Hearts to God
The interior and exterior renewal of the sacred space extends prayerful legacy of Mother Angelica and her ‘inspired’ architectural imagination.
Windows Into the Heavenly Realm: The New Renaissance of Stained Glass
Artists discuss the colorful catechism behind their creations that reflect faith and history.
New Superior General of the Congregation of Holy Cross: ‘Vocations Are Gifts From God’ So Be Vigilant About Cultivating Them
Brother Paul Bednarczyk speaks of his groundbreaking election, his work in religious life among ‘educators in the faith,’ and admiration for holy witnesses.
The Church That Nourished the Faith of Father Kapaun
St. John Nepomucene Church is a sacred space in the Sunflower State.
The Light of St. Anne Shines Brightly
Beloved Edifice Includes Largest Catholic Indoor Votive Shrine in Southern New England
Marian Shrine Institutes ‘Shepherd Project’ to Pray for Each Individual US Bishop
The effort was initiated by the National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help in Champion, Wisconsin.
Fulton Sheen’s July 4 ‘Declaration of Dependence’
BOOK PICK: On July 4, 1941, then-Msgr. Fulton Sheen published a book to stir America’s soul into realizing what its independence entailed and to warn Americans what they must do to keep it.
