Tag: Christianity

Blessed Thomas Fusco was born to a noble family in Pagani, Italy, in 1831. He was the seventh of eight children. When he was only… Read More

With Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine entering its third year, seven U.S. cardinals have become patrons of a new effort to heal the suffering of… Read More

A few years ago, a priest friend told me of the phrase ecclesia supplet: literally “the Church supplies.” From “Adoremus,” an online publication of the… Read More

From the perspective of the local bishop, the recent effort by the Texas Attorney General to close a Catholic migrant shelter in El Paso shows… Read More

Gen. 22:1-2, 9-13, 15-18 / Ps. 116:10, 15-19 / Rom. 8:31-34 / Mk. 9:2-10 The Lenten season continues with another story of testing. Last Sunday,… Read More

The following is an epistle from the Mt. Athos Grigoriou Monastery that has been circulated amongst Greek believers after the passing of the “same-sex marriage”… Read More

St. Giuditta was born on July 7, 1859, in Rome, Italy. She was orphaned as a young girl, and was raised in the Torlonia Conservatory… Read More

San Francisco, February 22, 2024 Photo: synod.com      The Metropolitan of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America recently paid a visit to the… Read More

When 58.5% of Oregon voters passed Measure 110 in 2020 — America’s first law decriminalizing possession of small amounts of cocaine, fentanyl, heroin and methamphetamines… Read More

Talmiche, Huehuetenango Department, Guatemala, February 22, 2024 Photo: thewordfromguatemala.com      A 2.5-year project in the mountains of Guatemala has come to an end with the… Read More