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Which saint is depicted holding a book with a sword through it?
The Apostle of Germany covered a lot of ground—literally and figuratively—in his lifetime.
Catholic American Pilgrimage - Destination #2 ... Portland, Oregon?
What began as the dream of one priest eventually became a national sanctuary visited by hundreds of thousands of pilgrims each year.
Are you aware of the Biblical roots of devotion to Mary?
The more the early Christians understood Christ as the fulfillment of the Old Testament, the more they also understood the role of His mother within salvation history.
How do you raise a saint? Ask Antonia Acutis
Today, Antonia travels the world sharing her son's story. Yet one of the most beautiful aspects of her testimony is her humility.
What is the most famous image of the Sacred Heart?
The Sacred Heart devotion developed from the understanding that Christ's heart is the source and symbol of His love for humanity.
Why did Pope Leo quote Beethoven, Picasso, and Schindler’s List?
In one of the more surprising moments of the document, the pope reflects on the ways art helps preserve our humanity...
Are you proudly Catholic and proudly American? We are!
Catholics should never be ashamed of their faith, and neither should we hesitate to acknowledge the freedoms that have allowed the Church to grow in America.
What was the last thing Jesus did on earth?
While that is true, Scripture tells us that Christ did something else first. “He lifted up his hands and blessed them.” (Luke 24:50)
Gandalf....in Pope Leo XIV's encyclical?
One thing is for sure: Tolkien, as a lifelong Catholic who wove his faith into his stories, would have been absolutely delighted to see his greatest work quoted by the Pope!
Why is Pope Leo XIV writing about artificial intelligence?
Artificial intelligence is forcing humanity to ask questions that are not merely technological, but spiritual.
“No Greater Love”: the Catholic chaplains who gave everything.
“Greater love has no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” (John 15:13)