All Saints Day: Enter the Love Story
COMMENTARY: As the Church celebrates all her saints, we remember their witness that faith is a love story — one that is true and demands our whole hearts.
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It’s Time to Add Old Testament Saints to the Liturgical Calendar
COMMENTARY: Elevating the Old Testament saints would enhance the Catholic sense of the unity of Scripture and serve as a timely reminder that God’s holiness was at work in creation even before the Incarnation.
Chatting With AI ‘Saints’ — Opportunity or Peril?
A Catholic tech start-up is offering ‘conversations’ with AI-generated saints — while theologians warn of the spiritual risks such tools might pose.
St. Lawrence of Brindisi: The Warrior Friar Who Led an Army With a Cross
In a moment of civil and spiritual crisis, the brilliant Capuchin rallied Christian forces — not with a sword, but with Scripture, a crucifix and unwavering faith.
How St. Camillus Beat Addiction to Sin and Became a Servant of the Sick
Once addicted to gambling and consumed by vice, St. Camillus de Lellis surrendered to grace and became a priest devoted to the sick, the dying and the forgotten.
32 Martyrs of Orange Guillotined in Roman Theater During French Revolution
They died singing hymns and refusing to renounce Christ. The Blessed Martyrs of Orange gave their lives on an 1,800-year-old stage.
Saints Come in All Shapes and Sizes
C.S. Lewis saw monotony in evil but dazzling variety in the saints. Patrick O’Hearn’s children’s book brings that truth to life, joyfully and memorably.
St. Eugène de Mazenod: The Saint Who Helped Build Canada’s Church
SAINTS & ART: Born amid revolution, Eugène de Mazenod found his purpose at the foot of the Cross — and went on to become a bishop, founder and saint whose mission resonates powerfully today.
16 Martyrs of Compiègne Followed the Lamb to the Guillotine — and to Glory
They ascended the scaffold out of love for Christ. Within days of their sacrifice, the Reign of Terror came crashing down.
St. Pius V: The Saint Who Transformed the Papacy Forever
This reforming pope, renowned for his sanctity, helped solidify the Council of Trent’s legacy and left a visible mark on the papacy itself.
