Cristina, hit by a car and left in a coma, has recovered her health—and her faith
Her parents never stopped believing that she would be healed.
Salvador Aragones
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What will Mass look like during the phase-out of confinement?
Churches are finding ways to protect the flock, while still making sure they can receive the Sacraments
What did people eat in early biblical times?
The biblical diet went way beyond manna from Heaven.
The surprising subject that Finnish teens still study
The secret to Finland's world-famous school system may lie closer to home than you think.
Meet Eduard Habsburg: The humorous husband, father of 6, and ambassador to the Vatican
The spirit of service of the Austrian ambassador to the Holy See is marked by his aristocratic Christian roots.
Africans go to confession more often than all other Catholics. Here’s why
“I have celebrated thousands of confessions, believe me.”
Should We Really Spend So Much on First Communion?
When children and families are more excited about the clothes and the party than about receiving Jesus, it should give us pause