News Venezuela’s poorest neighborhoods are organizing their own earthquake relief
When earthquakes struck Venezuela in June, the poorest communities organized their own relief before aid arrived.
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News Sts. Aquila and Priscilla: a married couple who built the early Church
The feast of Sts. Aquila and Priscilla, July 8, honors a married couple who hosted house churches and worked alongside St. Paul.
News Five Catholic pilgrimage sites worth visiting in North Dakota
North Dakota's prairie landscape holds surprising Catholic treasures, from the most Catholic city in America to historic missions.
Saints St. Mark the Evangelist and the Gospel that roars
Today's feast honors St. Mark, who gave us the earliest Gospel and whose symbol is the winged lion. How his brief account…
Prayer Augustine’s Prayer for the Fire of the Holy Spirit: A prayer for conversion and renewal
St. Augustine's prayer asking the Holy Spirit to kindle fire within and replace a heart of stone with a heart of flesh.
Mass Readings Hosea’s call to plow and Matthew’s harvest of souls
Today's Mass readings link Hosea's image of plowing new ground with Christ sending the Twelve to reap. One field, two harvests.
News Two lost sermons by St. Augustine discovered in Polish monastery
A 12th-century manuscript in Poland reveals two previously unknown sermons by St. Augustine of Hippo.
News Two lost sermons by St. Augustine discovered in Polish monastery
A 12th-century manuscript in Poland contains two previously unknown sermons by St. Augustine of Hippo, discovered by a Latin scholar in 2024.
News What the Ulma family martyrs shared with John Paul II
The Ulma family and John Paul II both witnessed Poland's darkness under Nazi occupation and responded with heroic faith.
Saints The Birth of St. John the Baptist and the prophet who pointed away from himself
Today the Church celebrates the Birth of St. John the Baptist, one of only three births kept as a feast. Why this…