Most of these died eventually, but it took them a while… 1) St. Denis St. Denis was born in Italy in the 3rd century. As a man, he was ordained a bishop and sent to modern-day France to preach to pagans. He was apparently so successful in winning converts that...
Here are some Epiphany traditions that occur throughout the world.
As the paintings, sculptures, and architecture of Rome and Medieval Europe attest, art has always been considered of vital importance to Christian civilization. In his 1999 Letter To Artists, Saint John Paul II wrote the following: Society needs artists, just as it needs scientists, technicians, workers, professional people, witnesses of...
The best day of the year is behind us once more. December 25 has come and gone, the presents are all unwrapped, Christmas Mass is over, and soon the 12 Days of Christmas will be behind us too. As if that isn’t enough, Walmart and the gang are already...
It’s day two of 2015. How’s the year holding up for you so far? However things are going, take a load off and enjoy these great memes:...
Some people think they can make out a UFO over St. Peter’s Basilica in a video of the night Pope Francis was elected. And various conspiracy theory sites are convinced that the Vatican not only has made contact with aliens, but is “easing humanity toward alien disclosure.” But it...
