When the Catholic Church began, it was very small, like the mustard seed. The first followers of Christ were but two, Mary and Joseph.

“The Ravisher of Souls” was zealous in his love for the Church and worked hard to end divisions in Christendom.

Frances Xavier Cabrini was the first United States citizen to be canonized. Her deep trust in God gave her the strength to do His will.

Christ teaches His Disciples the parable of the sower and the seed. There are mighty lessons for us today.

In the Gospels, a woman touches the tassels of Christ's garment, as she seeks Christ's healing touch, putting her heart's trust in Him.

Gain a plenary indulgence on the feast of Christ the King.

Enjoy this rendition of "Christus Vincit" arranged by Martin Baker (b. 1967), from a BBC broadcast from King's College.

Those with worldly hearts see Christ and snidely ask, “Are you a king?” With the angels and saints, we acclaim Christ our King and Lord!

The Sixteen sing the beautiful eight-voice setting of Victoria: Missa Salve Regina a 8.

St. Peter of Alcantara challenges the softness of our modern lives. He is a patron of penance.

C.S. Lewis said: “Forgiveness is a beautiful word until, you have something to forgive.” Fr. Haynes explains the parable of wicked servant.

St. Teresa of Avila teaches us about the levels of prayer in "The Interior Castle."

This great mystic often meditated upon the great humility of Jesus in His Incarnation and increased devotion to the Child Jesus in Spain.

Fr. Scott A. Haynes Healing the royal official’s son by Joseph-Marie Vien, 1752. A Meditation on St. John 4:46-53 At that time, there was...

St. Alphonsus Liguori wrote this Novena for the Holy Souls in Purgatory. It is traditionally said beginning on All Souls' Day, November 2nd.

Bishop Fulton Sheen speaking on the Fatima miracle, Pope Pius XII, and the Russian Revolution.

The founder of the Carthusian order, St. Bruno, teaches us about solitude in the spiritual life and how to be rooted in the love of Christ.

The white wedding garment mentioned in this parable stands for the purity of the Catholic faith that we have been given at Baptism.

In the prayers of the traditional liturgies of the Church, St. Michael appears frequently.

St. Jerome was known for his fiery temper, especially when he encountered errors against the faith. Learn how the Lord corrected his temper.