Cinco de Mayo Celebrates Faith Courage and the Spirit of a People
Cinco de Mayo is often misunderstood as Mexico’s Independence Day, but in truth, it commemorates a lesser-known yet deeply meaningful…
St. Athanasius of Alexandria: Defender of the Faith and Pillar of Orthodoxy
Feast Day: May 2 Each year on May 2, the Church honors one of its most stalwart defenders of the…
Teresian Sister Inah Canabarro Lucas, Oldest Person in the World, Dies at 116 After a Life of Faith and Service
Sister Inah Canabarro Lucas, a Teresian nun and beloved educator who held the title of world’s oldest living person, died…
Cardinal Matteo Zuppi: Rising Papabile Amid Concerns over Doctrine, Liturgy, and Influence
As the May 7 conclave approaches, speculation continues to swirl around who will emerge as the next successor of St.…
A Betrayal of Science and Innocence: Federal Review Exposes Brutal Truth About Gender Medicine on Children
Catholic Leaders Urged to Defend Children Amid Mounting Medical Evidence of Harm A sweeping federal review released May 1 by…
A Month for Mary – Our Mother, Our Model, Our Queen
The Catholic Church, in her wisdom and maternal tenderness, dedicates the entire month of May to honoring the Blessed Virgin…
8 Creative Ways to Get More Fiber — Without Sacrificing Flavor
As Catholics, we believe our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 6:19), and caring for our health…
Scorsese Produces Documentary on Pope Francis’ Final On-Camera Interview, Celebrating His Educational Legacy
Award-winning filmmaker Martin Scorsese is producing a new feature-length documentary titled Aldeas, a New Story, which centers on the legacy…
Weekly Mass Attendance Strongly Influences Catholics’ Views on Church Teachings, Pew Finds
A new study by the Pew Research Center has found a strong connection between how often Catholics in the United…
Honoring the Quiet Strength of Faith: The Feast of St. Joseph the Worker
Each year on May 1, the Church celebrates the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker, a day dedicated to the…