Tag: Christianity

One Who Went Through the “Times of Antichrist”She became that very twelfth abbess foretold by St. Seraphim, under whom the convent was to become well-organized.… Read More

Kiev, September 2, 2024 uoc-news.church      His Beatitude Metropolitan Onuphry of Kiev and All Ukraine blessed hundreds of children and distributed backpacks with school supplies… Read More

On September 2, the Church remembers the group of 191 Catholics who were killed in the French Revolution for their faith on September 2 and… Read More

On September 1 we commemorate Abbess Maria (Ushakova; 1819–1904), who preserved for us the Fourth and final portion of the Mother of God on earth—Diveyevo… Read More

St. Vibiana was a third-century virgin martyr. She is the patroness of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.  Vibiana’s remains were discovered on December 9, 1853,… Read More

     The Tenth Week after Pentecost, Matthew 17: 14–23. The next day (after the ascent of the Savior to Mount Tabor and the Transfiguration), when… Read More

St. Raymond Nonnatus was born in 1204 to a noble Spanish family. As a child, he was drawn to religious life, but his father ordered… Read More

     Why doesn’t the preaching of Christianity in our time yield the expected fruits? Why do we have unbaptized parents, non-churchgoing friends, atheist colleagues? It… Read More

In an Italian-language book published in April 2023, “Esorcisti contro Satana” (“Exorcists against Satan”), journalist Fabio Marchese Ragona revealed how St. John Paul II, Pope… Read More

Thomas Aquinas College has been ranked by the Princeton Review as having the most conservative collegiate student body in the country. The Princeton Review selects… Read More