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You may have heard the expression “executive fiat” or “rule by fiat.” As Catholics, we have also heard of Our Lady’s “fiat.” Where does this term come from, and what does it mean?
Who is the patron saint of beekeepers?
The “honey-sweet” words of this white-clad saint were irresistible to those who had fallen into error.
Why is St. Peter’s Square oval-shaped?
Square the circle. Or in this case, circle the square. The elliptical design of St. Peter’s Square isn’t just architecturally beautiful—it carries rich significance.
What is the official currency at the Vatican?
Is there such a thing as Catholic currency? Yes, there is!
Why is St. John Vianney the patron saint of parish priests?
Amidst the vicious anti-Catholic persecutions of the French Revolution, a young man attended Mass in secret...
Why do churches have Vigil Candles?
Most churches have stands of Vigil Candles that parishioners can light to accompany a prayer. Why do churches have these candles, and what do they signify?
Meet the woman who was the “Apostle to the Apostles”
Why is St. Mary Magdalene, today’s saint, one of the most important women in the Bible?
How can St. Joseph help you sell or buy a house?
As the patron saint of fathers, workers, and realtors, St. Joseph can help you buy or sell a home through his intercession!
Where did Mary rest on her way to Bethlehem?
Did you know that you can visit the site where Mary is said to have rested on her way to Bethlehem? Read more here.
The courageous faith of the first Native American saint.
Have you heard the conversion story of St. Kateri Tekakwitha, whose feast day is today?
What’s so special about St. Thérèse’s parents?
Today, we celebrate the feast of Sts. Louis and Zélie Martin, the first married couple to be canonized as saints together. What was their background before they became saints?