St. Simon Stock is a “hallowed” figure in Catholic tradition, best known for his great devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary and his association with the Brown Scapular—a symbol of Marian protection...
Watching my son arrange dinosaurs during Mass—his way of staying regulated—reminds me how far our Catholic family has come on our autism journey. What once felt impossible has become a chance to...
Every year on May 13, the Church honors the Feast of Our Lady of Fatima, commemorating the Blessed Mother’s appearances to three young shepherd children in Portugal in 1917. Her message was simple...
Participants in the St. Junípero Serra Walking Pilgrimage arrive at Mission San Buenaventura Aug. 11, 2024. This mission is one of the stops on the new summer...
“The Martyrs of Compiègne,” St. Teresa Convent, Palma, Spain
They ascended the scaffold out of love for Christ. Within days of their sacrifice, the Reign of...
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Pope Leo XIV celebrates his Inaugural Mass on May 18, 2025 to thousands gathered in St. Peter's Square.
‘Brothers and sisters, I would...
On May 8, 2025, the Catholic Church elected its new pope, and for the first time in history, an American sits in the chair of St. Peter. Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, O.S.A. was elected among his...
Pray for mercy with the prayer Jesus gave St. Faustina in 1935.
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Ash Wednesday 2025: The start of the Lenten season Lent comes providentially to reawaken us, to shake us from our lethargy. Pope Francis Table of Contents What is Ash Wednesday? In 2025, like in...
The liturgical calendar revealed a providential sign as Pope Leo XIV was elected: four religious celebrations of great significance coincided with this historic day.
In his official inauguration in office, Pope Leo XIV said his “first great desire” is for a united Church, “a sign of unity and communion, which becomes a leaven for a reconciled world.”
Addressing the Diplomatic Corps to the Holy See on Friday, Pope Leo XIV warned against viewing “peace” as a “negative” word, which only means an absence of war and conflict.
Pope Leo XIV says the Church needs the Christian East and has a “great need to recover the sense of mystery that remains alive in your … liturgies that engage the human person in his or her entirety.”