Historic Public Veneration of St. Francis’ Remains Draws Hundreds of Thousands to Assisi
For the first time in history, the mortal remains of St. Francis of Assisi have been placed on extended public…
Author: Abigail James
Walking the Way of the Cross: A Devotional Journey Through Christ’s Passion
The Stations of the Cross is a deeply cherished Catholic devotion that allows the faithful to spiritually accompany Jesus Christ…
Why Do Catholics Eat Fish on Fridays During Lent? Understanding the Practice of Abstinence
For centuries, Catholics have observed the tradition of abstaining from meat on Fridays, particularly during Lent, often replacing it with…
Pope Leo XIV Urges Rome’s Priests to Rekindle the Fire of Faith and Proclaim Christ Without Fear
In a heartfelt meeting with the priests of the Diocese of Rome, Pope Leo XIV called on clergy to renew…
Lent Begins With a Stark Reminder: ‘Call Death for What It Is,’ Pope Leo Urged on Ash Wednesday
As the Church entered the holy season of Lent, Pope Leo XIV offered a sobering meditation on repentance, community, and…
Everything to Know About Fasting in Lent
Lent is a sacred season in the Catholic Church, a time of deep reflection, prayer, and spiritual growth. One of…
Pope Leo XIV: The Church Makes God’s Hidden Plan Visible in a Divided World
On Ash Wednesday, as Catholics around the world began their Lenten journey, Pope Leo XIV used his weekly General Audience…
Here’s Where Ash Wednesday Ashes Come From
On Ash Wednesday, Catholics across the world are marked with ashes in the sign of the cross on their foreheads,…
For the First Time in 2,000 Years, Christians Can Walk Ancient Jerusalem Road from the Time of Jesus
For the first time in nearly two millennia, visitors are able to walk an ancient roadway in Jerusalem that dates…
Fat Tuesday: The Prelude to Lent and Its Spiritual Significance
Fat Tuesday, or “Mardi Gras,” is often seen as a day of revelry, parades, and indulgence, with celebrations marked by…