How Do You Properly Dispose of Broken Rosaries and Other Blessed...
As Catholics, we commonly have religious items blessed, whether it be by a priest or bishop. However, over time statues and rosaries may become broken from use, or palm may naturally degrade. How do we properly dispose of them when they become damaged?
The Lost Prophecy of Father Joseph Ratzinger on the Future of...
Over half a century ago, the world was going through a time of geopolitical turbulence and unrest. In Rome, there were disputes over the second Vatican Council that had recently closed. In 1969, Father Joseph Ratzinger gave his prediction of the future of the Church.
Inside The Nazareth House Where Both Mary and Jesus Grew Up
In the Church, we venerate the Virgin Mary as the greatest of Saints. However, the New Testament offers us little in the ways of Mary's early history. Traditionally, it is believed that the house they both grew up in is enshrined in the Basilica of the Holy House in Loreto, Italy.
Did You Know? The Reason Why Chief Sitting Bull Wore a...
Most everyone in grade school learns the history of his involvement with resistance against the government, his time spent with Buffalo Bill, and his unfortunate death. What most people don't know about Chief Sitting Bull, however, is that Sitting Bull wore a crucifix. Here's why...
The Secret “Tower Of The Winds” Inside The Vatican
The Vatican is home to some of the worlds greatest architectural achievements and packed with historical buildings. However, most don't know about the Tower of the Winds, a tower which helped create the calendar used by nearly everyone around the globe today.
The Universal Church: An Obscure Rule Puts This Bishop in Charge...
Houston, do we have a problem? It might sound strange, but the Diocese of Orlando, Florida has jurisdiction over an otherworldly object: the Moon. Why might you ask? The answer involves an obscure rule from 1917 and the Apollo 11 space mission.
The Terrifying Vision of Pope Leo XIII
On October 13th, 1884, exactly 33 years before the Miracle of the Sun in Fatima, Pope Leo XIII had a terrifying vision of the future of the Church.
The Only Catholic To Sign the Declaration of Independence
Of the total fifty-six signatories of the Declaration of Independence, only one was faithful to the Catholic Church. Charles Carroll was not only the only Catholic to sign the document, he was the last surviving signer, dying at the age of 95 in 1832 in Baltimore.
Did You Know Disney Animated A Beautiful Prayer To Our Lady?
Nearly 77 years ago, the first screening of the Walt Disney feature film Fantasia took place in the Broadway Theatre of New York. Since its opening night, it has gone down as a pinnacle of animation. It's final segment includes a beautiful animated prayer to Our Lady.
When the Parthenon Was a Catholic Church
The Parthenon stands as a shining example of Greek architecture. Throughout history, it has been used for many purposes, such as a temple and a gunpowder magazine. However, most don't know that for nearly a thousand years the Parthenon stood as a Catholic Church.
