The summer months are popular for weddings, so it is fitting that the Church calls to mind a large number of married saints in July.
In the Roman Rite, immediately before the Eucharistic Prayer begins, the entire Church prays the "Sanctus" or "Holy, Holy, Holy."
Mentioned in the New Testament, the married couple played a vital role in the early Church and are remembered each year on July 8.
As Catholics honor the Precious Blood of Jesus Christ in July, pray this beautiful prayer by St. Gaspar del Bufalo, an apostle of the devotion.
The first pope born in the USA has been particularly present during the nation's 250th anniversary celebrations.
Let St. Anthony Mary Zaccaria’s feast day be a reminder to increase acts of devotion for the Eucharist.
The 4th White Ribbon March on Sunday, June 28: faith-based and non-partisan call for justice and end to corruption.
This popular family ministry marked a major milestone, and Pope Leo XIV celebrated them with an Apostolic Blessing and personal message.
Before asking the woman he loved to marry him, a young man spent months preparing for a very different conversation.
Let us join in prayer with the entire Archdiocese of Rome in reparation for the theft of the Blessed Sacrament from a hospital, and for all sacrileges. The cardinal has given a prayer to pray (here).
Join the Institute of Catholic Culture for this free live-streamed lecture by Bishop Thomas Paprocki next month, on July 14.
A 30-second answer is a good thing to have prepared and ready to go.
A pastoral letter directs the faithful toward 2028 Eucharistic Congress with some concrete recommendations.
Here is Pope Leo's homily from Mass on this feast of Corpus Christi, which he celebrated in Madrid, with the nation's Royal Family.
I made it through religious education as a kid without ever learning what the Church believes. Thankfully, in college, friends set me straight.
Between the Second Reading and the Gospel is a special reading/hymn called a sequence that was written by St. Thomas Aquinas specifically for the Mass on Corpus Christi.
Prior to the 13th century, Eucharistic adoration was not a popular devotion, even though Catholics understood the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharistic host.
