St. Alphonsus and the Tender Love of God
“With the most tender confidence and love.”
Gratitude for the Wisdom of St. Ignatius
"It will be very advantageous to intensify our activity against the desolation."
The Woman Possessed by Seven Demons is Now the Greatest of Penitents
From the depth of her degradation, she raised her eyes to Jesus with sorrow, hope, and love.
Feasts Lost to Duplication: Pope St. Leo II, St. Anacletus, and the Vanishing of “Double Feasts”
Remembered for confirming the decrees of the Sixth Ecumenical Council.
The Colossus of Lombardy: Saint Charles Borromeo
"This visitation had been sent as a chastisement for sin."
St. Teresa and the Joy of Female Saints
It means being a woman in her fullest and truest sense.
When St Nicholas Intervened in the Life of Aquinas 750 Years Ago
Why did Thomas experience the fulfillment of his theological aspirations on the feast of the saint under whose patronage gifts are given to little children each winter?
Saintly Slaps and Sung Masses: Remembering Saint Hugh of Lincoln
When the time came for the ceremonial slap of the cheek, Hugh taught the peasant a lesson.