What St. Agnes Teaches Us About Faith
Celebrated on January 21, St. Agnes is a martyr from the early Church in Rome. Though she was only a…
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Celebrated on January 21, St. Agnes is a martyr from the early Church in Rome. Though she was only a…
January 19, 2021 Basilica to Join Nationwide Memorial & Tribute in Honor of the Lives Lost to COVID-19 3.6 Ton…
Throughout the centuries, the faithful have looked to Christ for hope in times of trouble and uncertainty. Christ offers hope…
Observed on January 14, the Feast of the Infant Jesus of Prague celebrates the mystery of the Incarnation. Originating in…
Circling beneath the Trinity Dome mosaic, 36 majestic stained-glass windows complement its shimmering gold…
What is this fruit, how does the Bible define it, and how is it displayed in our Christian walk?
As we begin a new year, we can experience hope in God, who brings healing to a broken world, and…
Did you know that Saint John Nepomucene Neumann was the first male American to be canonized? He is the patron of immigrants and sick children.
Celebrated on January 2, St. Basil the Great lived when disagreements about Arianism were pervasive and divisive. Arius, a citizen…
January 1 is the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God, which honors Mary’s role as the Mother of the Savior.…