Step into Catholic Sweden and learn about this custom of St. Lucy's Breakfast.

Learn from the boldness of St. Nicholas to speak the truth in season and out of season.

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

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

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

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.

Be inspired by the saint who taught and formed St. Thomas Aquinas.

Among the saints who rose in the early centuries of the Church, few shine with the radiant mystery that surrounds St. Gregory Thaumaturgus.

Hear the amazing charity of the soldier saint, St. Martin of Tours.

Actress Patricia Routledge masterfully portrays St. Hildegard of Bingen. Be inspired!

See how Our Lady of Knock assists the souls in purgatory.

Jesus taught St. Gertrude how to best pray for the poor souls in Purgatory and to bring them a plenitude of His grace.

Just as our nation honors the men and women interred in the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, so too, Catholics honor all the unknown saints.

Learn about this amazing story of peace and reconciliation among enemies that St. John Cantius worked in Babica, Poland.

Learn about the great saint to be canonized on the 19th of October.

Have you ever written a letter to a saint? Bishop Luciani (John Paul I) wrote fictional letters to the saints of old like St. Luke.

Fr. Scott Haynes For the Feast of St. Edward October 13 “Blessed is that servant, whom when his Lord shall come, He shall find so doing.”...

How much of my life is wasted on things that cannot last? Every day passes like a page turned and gone forever. Yet each page can be filled with love, with prayer, with generosity — the things that follow us into eternity.