
What the life of a hidden community of nuns actually looks like
This is Part 2 of a three-part photo essay, telling a story of the march of history in a small Connecticut town, interwoven with the ever-alive vision of faith.

Leonard Gigowski’s life took him far from the future he once imagined -- but the path he followed would change hundreds of young lives

Serving before hundreds of thousands might daunt anyone, but these young men actually asked for the job -- and their youngest member helped make it happen.

You know Mother Cabrini, but do you know Bishop Scalabrini? And how their lives and missions intersected in the New World? Vatican Secretary of State speaks of mission then, and today.

Archbishop Sheen's cousin reflects on his Eucharistic devotion and daily Holy Hour, as new film 'Adore Him: He Is Here' honors his memory and witness.

After years spent speaking the words of Christ, the Catholic actor has reached the end of an extraordinary chapter -- and this time, there is no script.

122 sick pilgrims traveled to Lourdes from Dublin, with help and support from 552 accompanying helpers and many others giving prayers and support.

The future Blessed won one of television's biggest prizes -- and 70 years later, his moment on stage is worth another look.

"These hands were made not just for chalices but for calluses!" Another college parish priest is finding the number of seekers is growing.

Even Princess Anne has visited them, but they are actually just a regular couple with a busy, sometimes chaotic life of family and love.

Scotland has seen an increase in the number of Catholic converts in 2026, and the numbers spell good things for the future.

The images of a bride wading through a flooded church went around the world, but perhaps the best part of the story is what didn't get washed away.

Eurovision contestant Rugilė Daujotaitė tried everything from shamanism to ayahuasca in her search for peace. Then she opened a Bible.

Pope Leo XIV’s recent trip to Rimini included a visit to an exhibition dedicated to Léon Harmel, a 19th-century French entrepreneur and social reformer.

Dolly Parton spent a lifetime giving to others. It turns out she planned one particularly special gift for a generation still to come.

Mother Alfred Moes was instrumental to the founding of Mayo Clinic, one of the largest medical systems in the United States.

The saintly life of one person following God's will can have ripple effects generations later. Two current causes for people who ministered in the United States are one striking example.

Paul de Livron is helping Ukrainians injured in the war to build their own wooden wheelchairs to rediscover joy through craftsmanship.