A Monastery, a Liturgy, and a Pop Star
In the holy season of Lent, the Church exhorts us to “turn away from sin [...]
The Art that Flowed from One Man’s Conversion
One passage from the Gospel of John perplexed me for some time because it doesn’t [...]
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 [...]
Assassinated for Consecrating His Country to the Sacred Heart
Periodically, a wave of pessimism washes over me concerning the dismal state of both our [...]
These Japanese Catholics Went Underground for 250 Years
In the South, where I live, I periodically meet Christians whose Italian, Irish, or German [...]
Permission to Die, Mother?
By Patrick Giroux France’s most celebrated martyr, Joan of Arc, was captured at the gates [...]
The Utterly Incredible Story of Thailand’s Martyrs
Consider how you would react if a man in a police uniform barged into the [...]
No Greater Love: the Amish Girls of Nickel Mines
Although the small rural town of West Nickel Mines in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, might not [...]
The Living Crucifix of Bavaria
The Church has always proclaimed the Cross of Christ as the mystical center of everything [...]