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Carl Anderson receives the Totus Tuus award at the Royal Castle in Warsaw, Poland, Oct. 9.
Anderson received the Totus Tuus award — known as the ‘Catholic Nobel’ in Poland ...
The National Gallery, London
Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, “Christ Healing the Paralytic at the Pool of Bethesda,” ca. 1667
Christ died to offer you salvation, but he’d never force it on you.
Chesterton Schools Network
The intellectual life, the spiritual life and character development are the hallmarks of the Chesterton Schools Network.
Classical education has gained interest...
St. Teresa (1515-1582) was born in Avila and died in Alba, Spain. When only a child of seven, she ran away from home in the hope of being martyred by the Moors; in this way, she said she could come...
A Christian slave of Rome, Callistus was ordained deacon by Pope St. Zephyrinus, whom he succeeded as pope in the year 217. As deacon he was guardian of the Christian cemetery on the Appian Way which...
According to the previous liturgical calendar (1962), today is the feast of St. Edward (1003-1066), called the Confessor, was the grandson of St. Edward, king and martyr, and became king of England...
Pope Francis will prepare for his celebration of the World Day of the Poor by spending time listening to and praying with 500 poor people from across Europe, who will be gathered in Assisi in...
A cardinal or bishop who is a member of the Congregation for Saints' Causes and anyone officially appointed as a consultant to the congregation cannot serve as the postulator or official promoter of...
In a video message to Argentina, Pope Francis stressed the importance of work and regretted having been misunderstood: "Some have made me say things that I do not support: That I propose a life...