Society & Culture

The Holy Rosary, Society & Culture, Educational

"Do as I say, and there will be peace."

In the heart of twentieth-century Austria, a remarkable tale unfolded amidst the turbulent winds of political upheaval. One man stood resolute against the encroaching tide of communism. His name was Fr. Pavlicek, and his weapon was but a string of beads and fervent prayers.

Society & Culture, Educational, Living the Christian Life

What the Mothers of Lu Knew

The deepest desire of many of the mothers of Lu was for one of their sons to become a priest or for a daughter to place her life completely in God’s service.

The Fatima Message, Our Blessed Mother Mary, Society & Culture, Educational, Living the Christian Life

Fifty Years: Our Lady Weeps in New Orleans

The International Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima had been on pilgrimage for decades. She had touched millions of people around the world. Tears of love and repentance flowed from souls wherever she went.

Society & Culture, Defending the Faith, Educational, Saints & Heroes, Living the Christian Life

Saint Jose Sanchez del Rio

February 10: Our young saint lived while the socialist government of Mexico was waging a bloody war against the Catholic Church, and fervent Catholics rose up to defend Christ the King.

Society & Culture, Educational, Saints & Heroes

The True Story of Exorcism Performed by Saint Michael

The True Story of Exorcism Performed by Saint Michael, which inspired the movie the Exorcist.

Society & Culture, Defending the Faith, Educational, Our Catholic Faith

Tracing the Glorious Origins of Priestly Celibacy

The Tradition of Priestly Celibacy is under attack; however, it's origin goes back to the Early Church and Apostolic Tradition.

Society & Culture, Saints & Heroes, Our Catholic Faith

Where Saint Michael Appeared

Nowhere on earth is Saint Michael’s presence more keenly felt than at Mont Saint Michel than on a marvelous island off the coast of Normand, France.

Society & Culture, Saints & Heroes, Our Catholic Faith

Dedication of the Basilica of Saint John Lateran

November 9: John Lateran, also called the "Church of Holy Savior" or the "Church of St. John the Baptist", is the Cathedral of the Diocese of Rome, or the Pope’s church.