5 Facts About the Basilica’s Incarnation Dome
This year, as we celebrate the 19th anniversary of the Incarnation Dome’s completion on July 12, we invite you to discover five fun facts about this stunning piece of sacred art.
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This year, as we celebrate the 19th anniversary of the Incarnation Dome’s completion on July 12, we invite you to discover five fun facts about this stunning piece of sacred art.
How well do you know the story of St. Benedict? Do you know what era he was born in, or how he was almost murdered?
How much do you know about St. Thomas the Apostle? Do you know what other name he is given in the Bible, or what symbol he is associated with in sacred art? Learn more about his life as we celebrate his Feast on July 3
Do you know which saint sailed to America with only $40 in their pocket? Or who was the first American citizen to be canonized? Test your knowledge about the rich heritage of American saints!
As we celebrate the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul, we invite you to explore five places where they are portrayed in the Basilica.
In this second Saints Across America post, you can read about St. Katharine Drexel, St. Junípero Serra, and St. Théodore Guérin.
During an era when corruption polluted the highest levels of government, St. John Fisher and St. Thomas More bravely defended the truth – and paid the ultimate price for their beliefs.
What does faithful fatherhood look like? As spiritual leaders in the home, fathers are called to guide their families in the way of the Lord…
As we celebrate the 250th birthday of the United States, take a look back at five key moments in the history of the National Shrine.
Beginning June 15, the Basilica’s elevator will be temporarily out of service while it undergoes a planned modernization and infrastructure upgrade. Work is expected to continue through late August 2026.