Church Why is this saint nicknamed the “thief of purgatory”?
Saint John Macias is called the "thief of purgatory" because he is often depicted "stealing" souls from purgatory with his rosary.
Church Saint John Macias is called the "thief of purgatory" because he is often depicted "stealing" souls from purgatory with his rosary.
Church Discovered by a fishermen in 1717, the image has been associated with many miracles and is iconic of Brazilian Catholicism. Her feast…
Church The priest elevates the host and the chalice during Mass in order for the people to see and adore Jesus present in…
Church The liturgical gesture (of Jewish origin) of adding water to the wine is primarily practical. However, the accompanying prayer gives it a…
Church Every Sunday, the collection basket passes between the ranks at the time of the offertory. Small change, notes or contactless card swipe, the…
Church Aleteia visited St. Dominic's Parish in Brick Township, New Jersey to give our readers an inside look at the shrine to a…
Church Devotion to Blessed Carlo Acutis (1991-2006) continues to grow throughout the world. An interest in the young blessed which is only growing thanks…
Church What the month of October means to Catholics and how to honor it in your home. In the Catholic Church, each of…
Church Adele Brise was a Belgian immigrant who reportedly saw the Virgin Mary when she was 28 years old.
Church Meditating on the lives and actions of the saints, and not just on their words, can bring out new virtues and make…
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