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From the patron saint of missions to the father of the Catholic press, the saints celebrated in December each have something to teach us. Read about five saints celebrated this month, and why you should know their stories.
A longstanding part of the Church’s Advent traditions, the “O Antiphons” date as far back as the eighth century. At churches around the world, the “O Antiphons” are recited or sung from December 17-23 during evening prayer, accompanying the Magnificat.
Considered “the first great Latin American poet,” Juana Inés de la Cruz was not only a nun, but a dramatist and scholar of exceptional talent.
This year, on December 9, the Church celebrates the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception. As we honor Our Lady under this title, we invite you to discover seven places where she is portrayed as the Immaculate Conception at the National Shrine.
As we prepare our hearts for the celebration of the birth of our Savior, we invite you to be part of the special events here at the Basilica!
From defenders of the faith like St. Catherine to missionaries like St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, these saints each have something to teach us.
Amidst the tumult and devastation wreaked by the world wars, Ivan Meštrović used his art as a beacon of hope.
Looking for the perfect Christmas gift for your Catholic friends and family, but not sure where to start? There’s something for everyone in this Basilica Book Club post.
As we approach Thanksgiving, we invite you to reflect on God’s provision with these 10 Scripture passages about contentment.
It’s not always easy to practice gratitude. In this quiz, we invite you to match each quote on thanksgiving with the saint who said it.
