Maybe I’m The Problem
When the St. Catherine of Siena looked for answers as to why such suffering was occurring in the world, she pointed to an unlikely source: herself.
Nikolas Steno: Father of Modern Geology
Blessed Nikolas Steno was not only the father of modern geology, but also a faithful Catholic. His love of science only enhanced his belief in God.
5 Saint John Paul II Quotes That Will Inspire You This Lent
Read these are five quotes from the Lenten messages of St. John Paul that can help encourage and strengthen your personal Lenten journey.
Negative Near Death Experiences and Hell
Discover the 3 types of negative near death experiences, common responses, and what negative near death experience stories can teach us about hell.
St. John Paul II on the 100th Anniversary of His Birth
Today, May 18, would have been St. John Paul the Great’s 100th birthday. The tributes and memories shared around the world are many and heartfelt!
A Lawyer, a Journalist, and a Scientist Describe the Miracle of Fatima
On October 13, about 50,000 people gathered at the Cova da Iria to witness the great miracle of Fatima. It had been raining, but the sky began to clear.
Mother Teresa's Miracles: How She Was Declared a Saint
The process of canonization requires two investigated miracles; Mother Teresa’s miracles took place in the lives of Monica Besra and Marcilio Andrino.
Wednesday on the World: John Henry Newman is Declared a Saint
Wednesday on the World: John Henry Newman is Declared a Saint
The Padre Pio Miracle that Led to His Beatification
The miracle used for St. Padre Pio’s beatification process was the case of Consiglia De Martino, a married woman with three children from Salerno, Italy.
The Beauty that Attracted Saint Augustine
Something about Augustine is timelessly attractive, and for good reason. But what was it exactly that attracted the man, himself? Eternal beauty and logos.
