The story of the martyrdom of St. Andrew the fisherman is remarkable. How powerful the prayers of this Apostle!

Edward Taylor plays Nun danket alle Gott by S. Karg Elert.

On this Thanksgiving Day, consider the religious freedom Catholics gained in coming to the Maryland colony.

With Advent we begin a new year of God's grace through the Sacred Liturgy.

“Grace makes us lovers of God. Concupiscence makes us weak. But God’s grace strengthens the weak, so that they may love.” (St. Augustine)

Learn the reason that Mary's heel crushes the serpent's head.

Mother Angelica interviews Bob and Penny Lord.

Saint John Massias, the humble Dominican lay brother known as the “Helper of the Poor Souls,” carried within him a great tenderness for those who awaited the vision of God.

Join in the Novena of the Immaculate Conception from November 30 through December 8.

Robert White (c. 1538 – 1574) was an English composer whose liturgical music is considered on par with Taverner and Byrd.

"Blessed Cecilia, appear in visions To all musicians, appear and inspire" W.H. Auden

The amazing martyrdom of St. Cecilia inspires us still today.

Alessandro Scarlatti's Messa di Santa Cecilia was written in 1720 and dedicated to cardinal Francesco Acquaviva of Aragona.

Learn doctrinal lessons regarding the abomination of desolation. The Church Fathers guide us.

Offer this short prayer in preparation for Christmas. Begin on the feast of St. Andrew (November 30).

Are relics an invention of the Catholic Church? No. It can be traced to the Old Testament.

Among the saints of the early Church, few shine with a beauty as unexpected and luminous as Saint Cecilia of Rome, the patroness of sacred music.