
St. Nicholas: 5 Things to Know and Share
St. Nicholas is a unifying figure among Catholics and Orthodox Christians, since both groups venerate the saint.
St. Nicholas is a unifying figure among Catholics and Orthodox Christians, since both groups venerate the saint.
Worldly people mock Catholicism for her fasts, but in doing so deprive themselves of her feasts.
Yuletide-related relics draw faithful into a deeper understanding of Christ’s Nativity.
The story of St. Nicholas is a reminder to us of how much the stories we tell matter
Impersonators are inspired by saintly legacy at the St. Nicholas Institute.
‘For a Middle East without Christians would not be the Middle East,’ said Francis, who also prayed in front of the relics of St. Nicholas over the weekend.
Effort cares for a group of youngsters throughout the year to emulate the saint’s specialty.
A 3-D portrait was unveiled on a recent feast day of St. Nicholas.
To celebrate the patron saint of children, it is the custom in many countries to give a small gift to children on Dec. 6, St. Nicholas’ Day, making the feast a sweet prelude to Christmas.
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