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Confessor and Jay brother, also called Alonso. He was born in Segovia, Spain, on July 25, 1532, the son of a wealthy merchant, and was prepared for First Communion by Blessed Peter Favre, a friend of Alphonsus’ father. While studying with the Jesuits at Alcala, Alphonsus had to return home when his father died. In…
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Dr. John Campbell is a nurse with multiple higher degrees, including a Ph.D. in nursing. He was a strong supporter of the COVID “vaccines,” at first; then, after reviewing the evidence, he reversed himself and presented hundreds of videos plainly … Continue reading → The post Dr. John Campbell on the Shroud of Turin appeared…
We often see symbols depicted on the front of headstones, many of which have a meaning. We have compiled a list of symbols and their common meanings to help you. Angels Angels are regularly seen on headstones and symbolise God and spirituality. Commonly these Angels are Michael, who has a sword and Gabriel, who is…
Reading 1 EPH 5:21-33 Brothers and sisters: Be subordinate to one another out of reverence for Christ. Wives should be subordinate to their husbands as to the Lord. For the husband is head of his wife just as Christ is head of the Church, he himself the savior of the Body. As the Church is…
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“I know, I know, the saints are not impressed.” This is how I would immediately follow up my sometimes sheepish admission that my husband and I were going to be making a pilgrimage to Fatima and Santiago de Compostela not on foot via the Camino, but aboard a luxury cruise ship. What self-respecting Catholic would…
Matthew 16 recounts the foundation of the papacy, when Simon Peter professes Jesus to be the Christ, and Jesus bestows upon him the name Peter, revealing that upon him, the rock, He would build the Church, and that gates of Hell would not prevail against it. Since that apostolic foundation, there have been 266 popes…
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Two days after opening the Holy Door of St. Peter’s Basilica to inaugurate the Holy Year 2025, Pope Francis will travel to a Rome prison to open a Holy Door as a “tangible sign of the message of hope” for people in prisons around the world, the Vatican announced. The pope…
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Our friend, Dr. Maike Hickson, has penned an exclusive for LifeSite, on Mel Gibson’s series on the heroism of the Knights of Malta during the epic “Great Siege” of 1565, during which 700 knights held off an attack force of … Continue reading → The post Mel Gibson’s Upcoming Series on the Siege of Malta…
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St. Narcissus was born towards the end of the first century in AD 99. He was almost 80-years-old when he was placed at the head of the church of Jerusalem, making him the 30th bishop of that see. In 195, he and Theophilus, bishop of Caesarea in Palestine, presided together in a council of the…
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(LifeSiteNews) — The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette published an op-ed written by GOP vice presidential nominee JD Vance that lays out the many instances when Kamala Harris’ “anti-Catholic bias” has been on display. In his 835-word essay, which went to print on Thursday, Vance documents … Continue reading → The post JD Vance writes op-ed blasting Kamala Harris’ blatant ‘anti-Catholic…
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