Celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the Dedication of the National Shrine
60 years ago, on November 20, 1959, the National Shrine was dedicated, marking a historic moment in America’s Catholic history.
60 years ago, on November 20, 1959, the National Shrine was dedicated, marking a historic moment in America’s Catholic history.
As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday, the clergy of the Basilica share what they are most thankful for…
With Thanksgiving approaching this month, we would like to take a moment to reflect on the significance of gratitude in the Christian faith…
Often referred to as the mother of women’s missions, Frances Xavier Cabrini felt called to be a missionary from an early age…
According to tradition, Our Lady was solemnly consecrated to God as an infant in the temple of the Lord…
Because of his love of peace, St. Martin of Tours’ feast day has traditionally been used as a day to sign peace treaties…
On November 5, we celebrate the Feast of Saint Elizabeth, the mother of John the Baptist. Saint Elizabeth was also…
On November 4, we celebrate the Feast of Saint Charles of Borromeo, who is remembered for his humanitarian and reform efforts…
From a special concert by the Choir of the Basilica on All Souls Day to the first-ever Mass of the Americas, November is an eventful month…
All Saints Day and All Souls Day provide us with the opportunity to reflect on the faithful who have gone before us…