
The saint that is behind St. Faustina’s name
St. Faustina would seem to bear a unique name, and yet she is likely named after a Roman saint of the 6th century.

Bl. Władysław Findysz was the first priest to be labeled a "martyr" of the communist regime that ruled Poland. He was killed August 21, 1964.

Rose petals fluttered down from the sky as the monumental statue of Our Lady of Mercy was inaugurated on the Assumption of Mary, in Konotopie, Poland.

Diagnosed with metastatic melanoma, Adam Biały was given little chance of survival. But after he prayed to St. Anthony, his cancer vanished.

With the recent addition of a Polish mosaic, this spiritual labyrinth serves as an immense open-air shrine uniting the diverse cultures of Catholic peoples.

St. "Brother Albert" Chmielowski was a painter, who ended up selling all of his paintings to lead a life of service to the poor.

St. John Paul II witnessed these Salesians arrested and taken away by the German Nazis, simply because they were Catholic priests. They died in concentration camps.

Because of St. Peter Julian Eymard, today is not only Our Lady of Fatima but also Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament. Here's why.

Some 3,000 clergy were sent to Dachau. Pope Leo called on the intercession of all the martyr priests, especially for young people.

What started as a simple YouTube broadcast has shattered records, and it has a unique link to Pope St. John Paul II!

You've probably never heard of the young immigrant Helena Pelczar, but it is said she bore the wounds of Christ, as some of the saints have.

In 1979, St. John Paul II gave a homily at the tomb of St. Adalbert, which became a blueprint for his entire pontificate.

Barbara Stanisława Samulowska was one of the two visionaries of Our Lady at a location that is sometimes called the “Polish Lourdes,” and is Poland's only approved Marian apparition, with a link to JPII.

Spanish Augustinian Bishop Luis Marín de San Martín is appointed successor to Cardinal Krajewski, who has been named to lead his home diocese of Łódź, Poland.

When the tomb of St. Casimir was opened in 1604, tradition says a copy of the medieval hymn “Omni die dic Mariae” was found in his coffin.

Karol and Emilia were married on February 10, a day that could eventually become their feast day if they are canonized by the Church.

Afflicted by a malignant tumor, Fr. Lucjan Bielas was at high risk of fatal metastasis. After an operation he turned to the Child Jesus, and his life changed…

In this powerful testimony, a mother talks about her experience having a child with a fatal congenital condition and how it strengthened her pro-life stance.