While sibling relationships are sometimes fraught with difficulties, they can also be a great blessing, offering opportunities to strengthen our faith and further the kingdom of God. In this second installment of our Siblings in Scripture series, learn about Mary, Martha and Lazarus, James and John, and the sons of Jacob.
On August 6, we observe the 60th anniversary of the first encyclical of Pope Paul VI, Ecclesiam suam. 14 years later, on this very same date, the pontificate of Paul VI came to a close with the death of the Holy Father.
As we approach the start of the school year, we invite you to discover the stories of inspiring saints who were instrumental in furthering education.
Before the battle of Pamplona, Ignatius of Loyola seemed destined for the glory of sword-flashing heroism. The son of nobles, he was born in a castle and became a knight in his twenties…
This week, the Church celebrates the anniversary of the birth of St. Alphonsus Rodriguez, the patron saint of Majorca, Spain. Although he suffered extreme personal losses during his life…
Judging from Ed Dwight’s smashing success as a sculptor, you’d never guess that art wasn’t his first profession.
Discover 5 Catholic cookbooks featuring vegetarian recipes straight from monastery kitchens, and saint-inspired dishes from around the world.
Each year on July 16, the faithful celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, remembering the gift of the scapular and honoring the Carmelites’ example…
This week, we celebrate the feast of St. Benedict of Nursia, the patron saint of Europe. He is known not only for establishing the Benedictine Order, but for shaping 1500 years of monastic life with his guide the Rule…
As the largest Catholic church in North America, the Basilica has been privileged to welcome a number of honored guests through its doors over the years. From Pope John Paul II…