Thomas, soon to be baptized, came to faith through its skeptics
A philosophy professor in Strasbourg, France, he explains that he encountered Christ initially through the inadequacy of skeptics’ arguments.
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Rémy, soon to be baptized, sought protection in the cross
This young catechumen from the French Alps, who will be baptized this Easter, talks about how he met God during a military mission.
Léna, soon to be baptized: Knowing that ‘Jesus is the truth’ is life-changing
She grew up in an atheist household in her native France, but now says that having met Jesus — initially through a friend — has changed her life.
Athlete with Down syndrome has made it into Guinness World Records
Jade Kingdom is the first woman with Down syndrome to have officially completed a sprint triathlon
Why the Chauvancy family has expanded the walls of their home
This loving Christian family welcomes a houseful of children from foster care.
Attacked with acid as a baby, Anmol Rodriguez overcomes and inspires
She survived horrific injuries as a baby, and today she's using her platform to spread joy and inspiration.
To be Catholic is to love laughter
Humor and holiness can walk hand in hand.
Octogenarian unable to visit hospitalized wife serenades her with his accordion
When hospital restrictions separated an elderly couple for the first time in 47 years, the husband's romantic solution moved hearts around the world.
Mother of five, three with disabilities, gets honest about her life
This mom's witness reminds us that each child is unique, has dignity, and is loved by God.
New invention makes safe and dignified shelter possible for the homeless and refugees
A French organization is proposing a solution, and it's honestly brilliant.
Disney meets Down syndrome in adorable photo campaign
These photos of children with Down syndrome dressed as Disney characters are almost too cute to be real!
5 Simple ways to avoid wasting food
There's a worldwide problem with wasted food. Here's what you can do at home.
India: The Lifeline Express, a train-hospital that’s saving lives
In India, this hospital train goes to meet the most disadvantaged populations in order to provide them free care.
In pictures: Comical scenes from the 6 years of this pontificate
Pope Francis faces the unexpected with humor and aplomb. Happy anniversary Holy Father!
Women in prostitution transform themselves into seamstresses
The Bakhita Workshop in Paris gives women a chance to change their lives.
Grandma Foodie: This catering company hires retired people
This Parisian start-up allows retired people to put their culinary skills to work for profit
Here’s proof that Facebook can actually be useful
A new Facebook group in France, created by by a member of the Catholic Society of St. Vincent de Paul, seeks to connect with those suffering from loneliness.
Jean Vanier: “The world is upside down, the Gospel is the world right side up”
At 90, he looks back on the communities he founded for those with needs ... which is all of us
The French priest who lives high in the Andes among the Incas
"In Europe, we think things. I would say that in Latin America, we feel them."