A Tyrant and a Saint from the Same Small Country
Mother Teresa of Calcutta was largely known for her work in India, so we tend [...]
The Nigerian Seminarian Who Would Not Be Silent
It’s hard to find a more inspiring story of martyrdom than that of the Nigerian [...]
How One Man Went from Satanist to Saint
Exorcists who have attempted to liberate confirmed Satanists are generally of the opinion that these [...]
Humility and Life in Aquinas’ Famous Hymn
As hard as you may try, you will probably not be able to find a [...]
Assassinated for Consecrating His Country to the Sacred Heart
Periodically, a wave of pessimism washes over me concerning the dismal state of both our [...]
How Two Brothers Evangelized the Slavs – with an Alphabet
Some time ago, on a visit to Eastern Europe, I came into contact with the [...]
The Charming Innocence of Grandma Moses and Her Art
She must have been a real hoot. The American artist known as Grandma Moses was [...]
‘Tis a Gift to Be Simple
Most people confuse Shakers with Quakers. That’s understandable. The two groups generally dress, live, dance, [...]
These Japanese Catholics Went Underground for 250 Years
In the South, where I live, I periodically meet Christians whose Italian, Irish, or German [...]
One Valiant Woman Kept the Church Alive in Madagascar
The exalted title “Mother of the Church” belongs to our Blessed Lady alone, but her [...]