St. Gerard Majella Rescues Another Mother and Child
A family relates tale of a child’s healing for the feast day of the ‘mother’s saint.’
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![Niccolò Antonio Colantonio [c. 1420-1460], “Crucifixion”](https://publisher-publish.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/pb-ncregister/swp/hv9hms/media/2020101023104_fb49afce07b5e3ffceb4c8894c2e4b107e131cbd05899ead349d0e2c4ad7ad0e.jpeg "Niccolò Antonio Colantonio [c. 1420-1460], “Crucifixion”")
Saints, Sinners and Suffering
There are two types of saints and two types of sinners. The one thing they have in common is suffering.
Inspired by Carlo Acutis and Other Young Saints
Holiness among young people is always a beautiful witness.
On the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary, Mother Teresa’s Missionaries of Charity Order Turns 70
Devotion to Mary was always a central element of St. Teresa’s faith, as demonstrated by her choice to found her congregation on this date.
The Little Flower’s Lisieux
Travel feature: Walk in St. Thérèse’s footsteps in her hometown.
Sts. Catherine of Siena and Teresa of Avila: 2 Towering Figures of Catholic Faith
COMMENTARY: In 1970, Pope Paul VI declared St. Catherine (Sept. 27) and St. Teresa (Oct. 3) doctors of the Church.
A Feast Day Celebrates Miraculous Image of Mary Once Lost for 13 Centuries
On Sept. 15, a Catholic shrine in a small hilltop town in Italy celebrates the local feast day of Our Lady of the Hill.
‘Eye on Eternity’: The Legacy of Mother Seton
Celebrating the 45th Canonization Anniversary of St. Elizabeth Ann, the First US-Born Saint
St. Corona Veneration Planned for Relief of Coronavirus
St. Corona was executed during the reign of Marcus Aurelius.
‘For the Sake of His Sorrowful Passion’: The Divine Mercy Chaplet at 85
The beloved merciful message is going strong after eight decades.
