How Did Saint Homobonus Become the Patron of Entrepreneurs in the...
This is the inspiring story of Saint Homobonus, a 12th-century merchant who blended business success with extraordinary faith and generosity! 💼🕊️
Italian Bishops Clarify Celibacy Standards for Homosexual Seminary Applicants
New rules, endorsed by the Vatican, may allow homosexual men to join the seminary in Italy if they strictly observe celibacy 👉
Hidden for Centuries: Mary Magdalene Allegedly Found in Michelangelo’s ‘The Last...
Mary Magdalene may have been identified in Michelangelo's iconic fresco, The Last Judgement, after 500 years.
No Longer “Satan’s Drink”, Coffee Enters A New Era
Catholicism and coffee have gone hand in hand for centuries. It was Pope Clement VIII who “baptized” coffee after many years of being considered a suspicious drink throughout Christendom.
Watch: This Is the Last Public Mass Pope Francis Celebrated
Since May 2022, Pope Francis hasn't been the main celebrant of a public Mass. Watch his most recent Mass here 👉
The Lenten Reason This Catholic Church Has a Famous “Butter” Tower!
How did a Lenten dispensation lead to the famous "Butter Tower" at the Rouen Cathedral in France? 🧈⛪︎
Could You Stand Firm? The Story Behind the Amazing Courage of...
Discover the inspiring story of the 21 Coptic Martyrs of Libya, who courageously refused to renounce their faith 🛐
Bishop Barron Says “We’ve Dumbed Down the Faith”
Bishop Robert Barron of Winona-Rochester, Minnesota, has criticized what he sees as a trend toward simplifying the Catholic faith, calling it a "pastoral disaster."...
Hear Rome’s Smallest Bell That’s Been Ringing for 1000 Years!
Rome's smallest bell is nearly 1000 years old, tucked away in the Church of San Benedetto in Piscinula.
Pope Francis Says “Things Are Changing” for Women’s Roles in the...
In Belgium, Pope Francis spoke to Jesuits about increasing women's roles in Vatican leadership and Church responsibilities.
