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St. Julian, Martyr
Julian was born in Anazarbus, Cilicia (modern Turkey) sometime in the third century....
Into The Wilderness: The St. Jogues Seminarian Project
Trekking through the foothills of the Wind River Mountains in Wyoming, a group of...
The Spiritual Appeal of Cherries
Launching this year on March 20 in Washington, D.C., the National Cherry Blossom...
St. Cyril of Jerusalem
St. Cyril (315?-386) was born of a Christian family in Jerusalem, where he received...
Embracing Healing and Hope in the Church
In pondering the timeless words of scripture, “What man among you having a hundred...
Is Marriage a Joke?
We know, of course, that marriage, the most intimate, beautiful, and enduring relationship...
The Healing Strength of Mary’s Stillness & Silence at Calvary
Be still: the stillness and the silence of Mary are the signs not of defeat but...
Did Pope Leo III Save the Church?
On Christmas Day of 800, in St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, Charlemagne (742-814),...
Pope Saint Zachary
Zachary was born in Calabria to a Greek family in the eighth century. It is thought...
By Summer, Two New Abortion Rulings
Come right down to it, the argument is simple to the point of being self-evident:...
Cabrini: Feminist Social Justice Warrior or Catholic Saint?
I rarely go to movies anymore, but last year I saw the teaser trailer for the movie...
The Bachall Isu—The Crozier of St. Patrick
Of all the relics bequeathed to us by Ireland’s catalogue of saints, the greatest...
My Hour Has Come: The Fifth Sunday of Lent
In our Gospel, some Greeks who had come to Jerusalem to worship at Passover asked...
St. Conrad of Piacenza
Conrad was a member of one of the most noble families of Piacenza. He married while...
Praying to the Saints with Aquinas
Throughout his theological career, Saint Thomas Aquinas named six reasons why people...
Cultivate the Right Attitude to Sin this Lent
I had concluded Holy Mass in a parish and was rushing for my next engagement when...
