Faith in our culture
Everything you need to know about Fatima (Part 2)
This is part two of a two-part series. Part one covered the historical context, contents of the apparitions, and Miracle of the Sun.
Everything you need to know about Fatima (Part 1)
It’s the most popular and well-known Marian apparition in the recent history of the Church.
Why bother with beauty? A book for right-brained Catholics
Just a few weeks after Catholic artist Cory Heimann got married, a close friend of his, who had been planning on travelling to Africa to film a documentary, passed away.
New boys’ choir CD explores rich music of Mary
Boys’ choirs have been a tradition in the Catholic Church since the Middle Ages, when men and women did not sing together in public, and boys’ higher-pitched voices were needed to round out the sound of sacred music used at Mass.
Share the journey
A message from our bishop about #sharethejourney and the Week of Prayer and Action from Oct. 7-14.
Faith, science, beauty: what doctors can learn from Catholic art
The intersection of art, medicine, and faith in the Catholic tradition has a lot to teach today, especially if you’re a doctor.
Stories of Fr. Stanley Rother, from those who knew him
Unlikely. It’s a word often used to describe the story of Fr. Stanley Rother, an unlikely priest who came from an unlikely place in the middle of Oklahoma to take on an unlikely task and die an unlikely death, who is now on the unlikely path of becoming a canonized saint.
How to pray the Rosary more deeply
It is interesting that in her appearances at Lourdes, Fatima and other locations, the Mother of God repeatedly recommends praying the Rosary.
Is it weird that Catholics venerate relics? Here’s why we do
Mary Rezac Catholic News Agency Houston, Texas (CNA/EWTN News) – “We are many parts, but we are all one body,” says the refrain of a popular ’80s Church hymn, based on the words of 1 Cor. 12:12. While we are one body in Christ, if you happen to be a Catholic saint, the many parts […]
