Blessed Thaddeus McCarthy — A Bishop Who Never Met His Flock
Blessed Thaddeus was twice appointed bishop but, due to political intrigue, he never took possession of his diocese. His feast day is Oct. 25.
Results from Tag: 'saints and blesseds'
7 Lessons From the Life and Ministry of Blessed Michael McGivney
COMMENTARY: Reflecting on the example of the new beatus can stretch the expectations and broaden the horizons of contemporary U.S. Catholics.
Blesseds Carlo Acutis and Olinto Marella Are Perfect Patrons for Today
COMMENTARY: Two new beati, both Italians, have much to teach us.
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.
Mother of Soon-to-Be Blessed Carlo Acutis: ‘Jesus Was His First Priority’
The technologically savvy teen who died in 2006 focused his life on growing closer to God — and drew others deeper in faith.
Beatification Cause Opens for French Mystic of the Eucharist in England
Meet Mother Adèle Garnier, foundress of the Tyburn Nuns.
Canonization Process Opens for Ex-Slave
Julia Greeley was known as Denver’s ‘Angel of Charity.’
‘Blessed’ Sanctity: Tales of Three Holy Lives on the Highway to Sainthood
The goodness of Matthew Carrieri, Notker the Stammerer and Margaret of Castello.
Postulator on St. Elizabeth of the Trinity: ‘A Beautiful Example of a Young Lay Saint’
Carmelite Father Romano Gambalunga discusses the holiness and wisdom of the new saint.
