Saints Cyril and Methodius: Champions of the Gospel
February 14 marks the Memorial of Sts. Cyril and Methodius, two brothers known for inventing the early form of the Cyrillic alphabet.
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No Perfect Relationship: Couples of the Bible: Part I
The Bible is filled with stories of married couples; how they were brought together, how their relationships were tested, how…
The Extraordinary Gifts of Ordinary Time: A Reflection from Father Raymond Lebrun
As we await the Lenten season, Father Raymond Lebrun, Spiritual Director at the Basilica, reflects on what Ordinary Time means…
Prayers for Married Couples
Marriage is a gift from God – a profound representation of Christ’s relationship with the Church. Through marriage, Christ seeks…
What the Holy Fathers Tell Us About Love and Marriage
As we recognize National Marriage Week, we’re reminded of the importance of embodying love in our marriages and communities. Christ…
Prayers for Love
Beloved, let us love one another, because love is of God; everyone who loves is begotten by God and knows…
The National Shrine Shops Winter 2022 Collection
As we approach Valentine’s Day and Lent, we invite you to explore the latest items from the National Shrine Shops.
Is Jeremiah All About Judgement?
At 1,364 verses, Jeremiah is the longest prophetic book in the Bible – and for good reason: after God’s people…
St. Timothy & St. Titus: Leaders of the Early Church
On January 26, we celebrate the Memorial of St. Timothy and St. Titus, two faithful men of God who were…
Why Did Esau Trade His Birthright for Stew?
The conflict between Jacob and Esau is easily one of the most well-known sibling rivalries in the Old Testament. Jacob’s…