The Feast of All Saints is the day when these unknown saints are honored. It is the day of the unknown soldiers of God.

This Gospel paints a scene where a plot is made to trap Jesus. The Pharisees and the Herodians approach Jesus with their questioners.

From the moment when the Eternal Word took flesh in her womb, Our Lady's life was a constant interior union with God.

The Holy Rosary is Mary’s chosen weapon for defeating evil and restoring our Catholic faith.

In the parable of the Wedding Feast, the King is God Himself, while the marriage is symbolic of Christ's Incarnation.

Four men bring their friend, a paralytic, before Christ's feet, seeking a miracle. When they cannot get in the door, they rip off the roof!

Celebrating the Easter season in the Byzantine Liturgy, we cherish the icon known as the “Anastasis,” the Greek word meaning “Resurrection."

The poor souls rest in Jesus' wounds, like the dove which hid itself in the “clefts of the rock” (Can. 2:14).

After a night of catching no fish, Jesus, standing on the shore, tells His disciples to cast the net on the right side of the boat.

Christ is bathed in light; let us also be bathed in light. Christ is baptized; let us also go down with him, and rise with him.

The first Eve stripped herself of the grace of God. The new Eve, the Virgin Mary, has been clothed in the most splendid garment of grace.

Spend time in the garden of prayer with the Immaculata, so that Mary may implant her roots in your soul, and produce wonders of grace.

A Jewish organist's heart is touched by Christ in the Most Blessed Sacrament. He bends his knee & bows his head reverently before Jesus.

A man paralyzed in a train accident is miraculously cured at Lourdes by the Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament.

Fr. Mateo Crawley-Boevey says where people are prepared to earn "three golden coins" with love, many graces and conversions follow.

Near Betania, Venezuela, is an Augustinian monastery. In this church is found one of the world’s most wondrous miracles of the Eucharist.

Fr. Scott Haynes tells the story of the miracle worked through Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament in Tumaco, Columbia.

There is a journey we all have to make, a pilgrimage we are all called to undertake, and that is the journey from pride to humility.

Fr. Scott Haynes describes the interaction between Emperor Marcian and the Council of Calcedon in 451 AD on the subject of Mary's relics.

The icon of the Annunciation presents the joy of the announcement of the coming of Christ.