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Did you know that the real Wonder Woman was a saint?

Did you know that the real Wonder Woman was a saint?

For 1,500 years this saint waited eagerly to intercede for fellow Christians.

4 saints to help you with holy hospitality

4 saints to help you with holy hospitality

Hosting season is upon us. These saints get it. 

The Story of Blessed Fulton Sheen

Blessed Fulton Sheen made a Holy Hour every day: What was his inspiration?

Sheen later told this remarkable story in connection with the promise that would shape his entire priesthood: he would spend a daily Holy Hour with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. 

Holy Hygee? The Catholic approach to a cozy fall and winter.

Holy Hygge? The Catholic approach to a cozy fall and winter

There's no need to dread the colder and darker days.

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Where did Padre Pio grow up?

Why did Padre Pio remember his childhood so fondly?

Poverty was no hindrance to holiness or happiness during Padre Pio’s childhood in the countryside near Naples.

4 ways to pray the rosary

4 ways to pray the Rosary: Which is best for you?

Discover four spiritual styles of praying the Rosary and find a fresh way to meditate on the mysteries with Mary.

6 distractions that may be keeping you from God

6 distractions that may be keeping you from God

Sometimes the noisiest place is our own mind. We replay conversations, anticipate problems, mentally write tomorrow's to-do list, or worry about things we cannot control.

The relic of whose blood (usually) liquefies today?

ANOTHER MIRACLE ALERT: Whose blood miraculously liquefied yesterday?

Three times a year, throngs of faithful come to witness the miracle.

5 saints to pray to if you are feeling lonely
What amazing skill did St. Joseph of Cupertino have?

The saint who flew—and helps with tests!

Meet St. Joseph Cupertino! They call him the patron of pilots—and for good reason.

Ember Days

Ember Days Part 2: The Catholic way to welcome a new season

Ember Days were also closely connected with the priesthood. Beginning in the early Church, ordinations were traditionally celebrated on Ember Saturdays.