Virtually Tour the Our Lady of the Rosary Chapel
October 7 marks the celebration of the Memorial of Our Lady of the Rosary, which was first instituted by Saint Pius V in 1573.
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Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Byzantine-Ruthenian Chapel
Did you know that this October 6 marks the 50th anniversary of the dedication of the Byzantine-Ruthenian Chapel?
What is a Doctor of the Church?
Over the past 800 years, 37 saints have been recognized as a “Doctor of the Church.” But what does that title signify?
New Oratory at the Basilica: Our Lady of Aparecida
On Saturday, September 14, 2024, over 7,000 pilgrims from across the United States and Brazil gathered at the National Shrine to witness a historic moment: the dedication of the Oratory of Our Lady of Aparecida.
10 Inspiring Quotes from St. Thérèse of Lisieux
Be inspired by these 10 St. Thérѐse de Lisieux quotes on living in love, prayer, and faith.
Crash Course: 5 Books on Church History for Every Catholic
Are you interested in learning more about Church history, but unsure where to start? Whether you’re looking for a visually engaging guide, an accessible introduction, or scholarly analysis, there’s a history book for every Catholic in our latest post.
10 Quotes about Education from the Saints
This fall, we invite you to look to the saints for guidance and inspiration about education – discover 10 saint quotes from St. Thomas More, St. Augustine, and others about the pursuit of learning, teaching, and study.
What is the National Shrine?
Unlike a cathedral or a parish church, the National Shrine is primarily a place of pilgrimage. A shrine is a sacred location where people may journey in an act of reverence or worship, and here at the National Shrine…
4 Women Saints Who Were Missionaries in North America
Over the centuries, many saints have felt God calling them to share the good news of Christ’s sacrifice and the gift of salvation with those in foreign lands. Read about four inspiring women saints who left behind their homes in Europe to pursue mission work in North America…
Who was Mother Mary Frances Xavier Warde?
Learn how Mother Mary Frances Xavier Warde went from being a wealthy society girl to one of the most compassionate humanitarians of her era, founding the Sisters of Mercy in America, along with dozens of convents, schools, hospitals, and orphanages.