Young, in Love — and at Risk of Mortal Sin
Perhaps Requiring Engaged Couples to Wait a Year or More to Marry Is an Undue Burden
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Historic Abbey of Notre-Dame des Neiges, Where St. Charles de Foucauld Lived, Narrowly Escapes Closure and Welcomes Nuns
The Trappist brothers, who had announced the closure of the site after 172 years of prayer life on the site, hand over the abbey to the dynamic community from the Abbaye Sainte-Marie of Boulaur.
Reacting to Pontifical Academy for Life, Theologian Says Teaching of Humanae Vitae Can’t Change
Father Petri noted that St. John Paul II had confirmed Humanae vitae’s teaching as part of the ordinary and universal magisterium.
Kansas Woman Arrested After Allegedly Striking Pro-Life Teen ‘With Fists’ to the Head
Students for Life later shared a 5-second clip that it said showed the woman who assaulted Hartsock.
How a Carmelite Philosopher and Journalist Became Catholic Martyrs 80 Years Ago: The Witness of Sts. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross and Titus Brandsma
COMMENTARY: The lessons of August 1942 are complex.
Drive-By Gunshots Target Denver-Area Catholic Church
Photos show a broken outer window above a set of double doors, with shattered glass beneath.
The Journey of St. Teresa Benedicta: Catholic Convert, Martyr and Cross-Bearer
Edith Stein’s search for truth led to sainthood.
Why Did the Floor of a Spanish Monastery Turn Blood Red Once a Year for Almost 500 Years?
The looting of the monastery and killing of the monks out of hatred for the faith was recorded in the General Chronicle of Alfonso X the Wise, the first large-format history of Spain written directly in Castilian Spanish at the end of the 13th century.
Is Latin More Effective in Driving Out Demons? An Exorcist Responds
The Spanish priest also said that in an exorcism there are two types of prayers that are done, facing the devil directly.
