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Word on Fire's recent man-on-the-street interviews demonstrate that young adults need to study Church history.
A look at how the classic brown robes of the Franciscans came to be.
While marble busts of veiled women were quite popular in the 19th century, Strazza’s Veiled Virgin was deemed “a perfect gem of art.”
A mysterious building dating to the Spanish colonial era goes on display in St. Augustine.
It is unknown if the site still survives after ISIS occupation.
The Mappa Mundi attempts to pin down locations of the unattainable and the grotesque.
From the first European church to the "most beautiful church in the world," the holy sites of Sicily belong on every Catholic's "bucket list."
Medieval illuminated texts belonging to three monotheistic religions will be on exhibit until February 2019.
US prelates welcome "authentic development" of the Church's doctrine
These narrow underground alleys were constructed shortly after the establishment of Old Saint Patrick’s in 1815.
