After extensive investigation, Pope Francis confirmed that the baby's healing was a miracle attributed to the intercession of Fr. Michael McGivney.
A newspaper headline read, "Miss Drexel Enters a Catholic Convent—Gives Up Seven Million" dollars.
Local townsfolk in Wisconsin see Blessed James' example as a sign that "sainthood is not only our calling but something that is obtainable, with God’s help."
Fr. Leo Heinrichs was distributing Holy Communion when a man shot him because he was a priest.
Fr. Patrick Ryan is viewed by many as a "martyr of charity" for his heroism in treating yellow fever victims.
At Columbus Day parade, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announces plan for saint's monument that New York's mayor turned down.
Eastside, Westside, Uptown and Downtown, holy men and women who have sojourned in the Big Apple have become models for the rest of us.
Now that the archbishop's remains are in Illinois, the cause for beatification has resumed. Bishop hopes it will happen this year.
As the charitable foundation turns another year older, we remember Father Michael J. McGivney as a timeless witness to the faith.
Father Ukken died in 1956 and Antonietta Giugliano in 1960.
