Articles

January 13: Saint Hilary of Poitiers was a bishop who fought the Arian heresy until the day of his death, even facing exile by the Roman Emperor.

January 12: Saint Marguerite Bourgeoys founded the congregation of Notre Dame de Montreal, and is known by the locals as “Mother of the Colony”.

January 11: Saint Theodosius chose a life of solitude, but his sanctity and miracles attracted many who wished to serve God under his direction.

January 10: Saint Peter Orseolo was a great military commander who became the highest ranking politician of the Venetian state, but he gave this up to become a monk.

Have you ever wondered how the world's most beloved Christmas Carol came about? It all started in a charming Austrian village.

Did you know that the Blessed Virgin Mary, embarked on a sea voyage in her lifetime? Read more....

The Miraculous Medal originated in France in 1830, having been revealed directly by Our Lady to Saint Catherine Labouré while yet a young religious.

Eight Jesuits survive the bombing of Hiroshima, while every other person within a radius of one-and-a-half kilometers from ground zero died immediately.

The conversion of Alphonse Ratisbonne, a man who ardently hated the Church but was converted to Catholicism by a vision of Our Lady.