Articles in 'Saints'
St. Antony of Egypt: A Signpost for Our Times
St. Antony of Egypt: A Signpost for Our Times
By Tony Crescio
“People have no idea what one saint can do: for sanctity is stronger than the whole of hell. The saints are full of Christ in the plenitude of His Kingly and Divine power: and they are conscious of it, and they give themselves to Him, that He may exercise His power through their smallest and seemingly most insignificant acts, for the salvation of the world."
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Where Are You Lord? Have you Abandoned Us?
Where Are You Lord? Have you Abandoned Us?
By Carol Monaco
I must confess, dear God that my faith in you is teetering on the brink. There is so much suffering in our world! What are you doing about it?!
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Was the Star of Bethlehem Actually an Angel?
Was the Star of Bethlehem Actually an Angel?
By Peter Darcy
So, the conclusion must be that the Star of Bethlehem was actually a couple of bright planets in single file. Well, pardon me…but I’m not buying it.
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The Little Way: A New Year's Resolution
The Little Way: A New Year's Resolution
By BJ Gonzalvo
For your New Year's resolution, let's take 2021 one rosary bead at a time.
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White House Proclaims 850th Anniversary of the Martyrdom of St. Thomas Becket
White House Proclaims 850th Anniversary of the Martyrdom of St. Thomas Becket
By Kevin J. Banet
In an announcement that surprised and pleased many Catholics, the White House issued a proclamation affirming the 850th anniversary of the martyrdom of Saint Thomas Becket on December 29.
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St Francis and the Message of Christmas
St Francis and the Message of Christmas
By David Torkington
Throughout his life, St. Francis was consumed by a desire to give his life for Christ. This desire burst into an unquenchable flame when he received news that six of his brothers had been martyred preaching to the Moslems in Morocco.
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So Loved The World
So Loved The World
By Ann Frailey
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” – John 3:16
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Images of Christmas
Images of Christmas
By Nancy Marie Murray
The beauty and simplicity of the Christmas image of the little family is familiar to us all – Mary and Joseph, with the newborn baby Jesus lying in a manger, on a cold night long ago in the little town of Bethlehem.
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Bob & Penny Lord: Saint Hildegard of Germany
Bob & Penny Lord: Saint Hildegard of Germany
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
St. Hildegard is called the Sybil of the Rhine meaning seeress. She is not only venerated by the Roman Catholic Church, but also by the Anglican and Lutheran Church and many eastern religions. She is many things.
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Ideas Have Consequences
Ideas Have Consequences
By Joseph A. Daczko
Ideas - they are fantastic, and we all have them. And an idea, any idea, has consequences that sometimes reach beyond the immediate moment and the first superficial result.
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Is Our Holy Father in Danger of Becoming a Mere Politician?
Is Our Holy Father in Danger of Becoming a Mere Politician?
By E.M. McCarthy
Anyone who leads others into sin is committing a greater sin.
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Book Review: The Spider Who Saved Christmas, By Raymond Arroyo
Book Review: The Spider Who Saved Christmas, By Raymond Arroyo
By E.M. McCarthy
Christmas books are wonderful reads, year-after-year. The Spider Who Saved Christmas will become a favorite for many children. with Sophia Press Institute
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It is Worth It
It is Worth It
By Sharon Graham
In unison I heard them say in my spirit: 'Prayer.'
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Reflections on the Holy Family: Did St. Joseph Take the Night Shift?
Reflections on the Holy Family: Did St. Joseph Take the Night Shift?
By Jessie DiCicco
While it’s true scripture does give us few stories on the life of the Holy Family, I believe we don’t have to look much farther than our own reality of family life to fill in the missing pieces.
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Book Review: The Vatican Christmas Cookbook
Book Review: The Vatican Christmas Cookbook
By E.M. McCarthy
The Vatican Christmas Cookbook is a wonderful cookbook full of gourmet meal ideas which will please many foodies
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