The history of Mt. Carmel as a holy place of God's power and love is part of our great religious heritage. Elijah prepares us for Christ.

There is one unforgettable image that defines the life of St. John Gualbert: a nobleman with a sword in hand, standing before the man who murdered his brother, and choosing not vengeance, but forgiveness.

This feast, rooted in deep tradition and mystery, recalls the movement of his relics from Monte Cassino to Fleury-sur-Loire in France, likely in the late 7th century.

Fr. Scott A. Haynes A Meditation on the Translation of the Relics of St. Benedict July 11 “Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death...

The young girl, Maria Goretti, was not only pure and virtuous, but full of courage and love.

Study 1 Peter 3:8–15 and learn how Christians are to live in harmony. Unity in Christ calls for a communion of hearts grounded in divine charity. This is evidenced in the life of St. Thomas More.

We meditate upon the mystery of Mary's Visitation to her cousin, Elizabeth.

Today, Holy Mother Church celebrates with solemn joy the joint feast of Saints Peter and Paul, the twin pillars upon which Christ built His Church in the world.

The lives of the apostles, Sts. Peter and Paul, give us courage to rise up from our sins and follow Christ.

Today, Holy Mother Church celebrates with solemn joy the joint feast of Saints Peter and Paul, the twin pillars upon which Christ built His Church in the world.

Learn how the guardian angel of St. Josemaria Escriva saved him. It is a miraculous and inspiring story.

  June 26, 2025, is the 50th anniversary of the death of St. Josemaria Escriva, the founder of Opus Dei. He was a man whose sanctity, teachings, and deep love for God have inspired generations of the faithful.

Fr. Scott Haynes Introduction On June 27, the Church honors Our Lady of Perpetual Help, one of the most beloved Marian titles in Catholic...

In the fourth century, a time of theological upheaval and fierce controversy, St. Basil the Great emerged as a towering figure whose life, sanctity, and profound intellect helped shape the doctrine of the Holy Spirit in the heart of the Church.

Fr. Scott Haynes Among the great saints of the Church, few have left so luminous and immediate an impact as St. Anthony of Padua...

On this final day of the month of May, the Church fittingly crowns her Marian devotion by celebrating the Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

In the age of bloodshed and divine courage, when to bear the name “Christian” was a capital offense, the Church saw rise to her helm a man of fearless gentleness and pastoral zeal—St. Felix, Bishop of Rome and Martyr of Christ.

In the early sixth century, a time marked by the crumbling vestiges of the Western Roman Empire and the rise of competing theological errors, the figure of Pope St. John I stands out as a beacon of apostolic courage and fidelity.

Few figures in the long and noble history of the Church of Rome shine as brightly with cheerful sanctity as St. Philip Neri, the “Apostle of Rome.”

St. Urban was a Pope in the early church who suffered martyrdom. Learn about the importance of his life.