
4 Saints who teach us to dialogue when we disagree
Learning to dialogue with people who think differently than we do is vital for healthy interpersonal relationships. These four saints are great examples.
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Learning to dialogue with people who think differently than we do is vital for healthy interpersonal relationships. These four saints are great examples.

When we don't know which path to choose, it’s important to turn to God in prayer and ask him to enlighten us.

God is love and loves us infinitely, but there are undoubtedly attitudes that can jeopardize our salvation, such as the sin of presumption.

It's not just about untruths. Bearing false witness can destroy a person in every sense; hence the serious consequences of this terrible sin.

Driving in traffic can be a trying and frustrating experience. In part for that very reason, it's also an opportunity for us to grow in holiness and virtue!

We all know people who want nothing to do with God. If we are to fulfill Christ's command and work for their salvation, how can we evangelize them?

This 13-year-old from Mexico wasn’t baptized as an infant, unlike his brother; now he opens his heart to tell us what receiving baptism at Easter means to him.

Dilan is preparing to experience the most important birthday of his life: one day before his birthday, he will also be born as a child of God.

One of the most beloved invocations of the Virgin Mary is Our Lady of Guadalupe, who appeared to St. Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin and his uncle, Juan Bernardino.

Newly-blessed Fr. Moisés Lira Serafín stood out for his simplicity. These 10 quotes show his meekness, humility, and desire to serve God and God’s children.

This is the novena that was prayed to obtain the miracle by which Moisés Lira Serafín, the Mexican "Apostle of Goodness," was beatified.

The beatification of the Mexican priest Moisés Lira Serafín will take place on September 14, 2024, in the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

In marriage, both spouses work so that their union bears fruits of holiness, leading them to eternal life. Yes, marriage is also an apostolate!

Mother Teresa of Calcutta, St. John Bosco, St. Thérèse of Lisieux ... Many saints have shared their thoughts on holiness. Let’s let them inspire us!

Cancer is one of the most feared and lethal diseases. Some saints who suffered from it — and others who have not — are known for healing prayers.

Although many seem to forget it, our goal in this life is to get to heaven. We can’t do that without God’s grace, but we have to do our part, too.

Fr. José Humberto Negrete Lezo told Aleteia about his experience as a blind priest, sharing how losing his eyesight has impacted his life and ministry.

The meaning of the word “love” has been watered down over time, but in the Bible its meaning is clear: loving means giving — your time, your support, your life …

"If I behave well, I'll be fine." That’s how we think, but it doesn’t always happen that way. When things go wrong for us, we ask ourselves, “Where is God?”

During the religious persecution in Mexico in the early 20th century, Blessed Elías del Socorro Nieves celebrated Mass in a cave until he was martyred.
