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4 Saints to Know This March

Every March, the Church celebrates many saints with feast days and memorials, honoring their unique contributions to the faith and reflecting on their examples of service. From the earthly father of Jesus to the patron saint of Ireland, they each have something to teach us.

10 Inspiring Quotes from Women Saints

This Women’s History Month, we invite you to reflect on the wisdom of faithful women saints – be inspired by these 10 quotes about living for the Lord.

5 American Women Saints You Should Know

This Women’s History Month, explore the stories of five American women saints, from St. Marianne Cope to St. Rose Philippine Duchesne!

5 Things You Should Know About St. Katharine Drexel

Discover five key facts about St. Katharine Drexel’s life, legacy, and where you can find her portrayed in the Basilica.

A March Walk Through Art

Discover four art pieces we’re highlighting this March – from the Perpetua and Felicity Chapel to the St. Joseph the Worker mosaic!

10 Quotes About Lent from the Popes and Saints

In today’s post, we invite you to reflect on 10 quotes from the popes and saints for Lent, offering insights on Christ’s Passion and the spiritual practices of the penitential season.

The 2026 Basilica Lenten Reflection Series Schedule

As we look forward to the celebration of the Resurrection, we invite you to join us at the Basilica for our Lenten Reflection Series.

The National Shrine Shops February 2026 Collection

This month, we are pleased to introduce the National Shrine Shops February 2026 Collection! As we enter the Lenten season, we invite you to explore the latest items from the National Shrine Shops.

5 Things to Know About St. Margaret of Cortona

As we honor the anniversary of St. Margaret’s passing on February 22, we invite you to discover five facts about her life and legacy.

5 Things You Might Not Know About Ash Wednesday and Lent

Have you ever wondered how the use of ashes originated, or how long it has been a part of Ash Wednesday practices? Do you know why Lent lasts 40 days? As we observe Ash Wednesday this week, we invite you to discover five things you may not know about this holy day and the Lenten season.