Tag: Christianity

Belgrade, December 22, 2023 Photo: spc.rs      At a ceremony held yesterday, December 21, in the Library of the Association of the Blind of Serbia,… Read More

Amid increasing anti-immigrant rhetoric and sentiment, the Catholic Church must remain vocal in its ministry to and advocacy for migrants, Catholic leaders said at a… Read More

Yakima, Washington, December 22, 2023 Photo: givesendgo.com      A Serbian Orthodox iconographer who has beautified churches around the world is in need of urgent medical… Read More

I spent the first week of Advent at St. Andrew’s Abbey, the Benedictine monastery in the unincorporated community of Valyermo (Spanish: “Barren Valley”) located an… Read More

Trenton, New Jersey, December 22, 2023 Photo: becketlaw.org      Multiple Orthodox jurisdictions operating within the U.S. recently filed an amicus brief to a case before… Read More

2 Sam. 7:1-5, 8-11,16 / Ps. 89:2-5,27,29 / Rom. 16:25-27 / Lk. 1:26-38 What is announced to Mary in this Sunday’s Gospel is the revelation… Read More

In an Atmosphere of Wonder. Part 1: Miraculous HealingHaving learned the history of the parish since ancient times, I couldn’t help but begin restoring the… Read More

The Blessed Virgin Mary gave birth to her Son “and laid him in a manger because there was no room for them” (Luke 2:7). How… Read More

Talking with Nadezhda Anatolievna Ignatova, I asked her similar questions over and over again, trying to fathom how she had ventured to restore from ruins… Read More

St. Chaeromon was bishop of Nilopolis in Egypt. When Emperor Trajanus Decius began persecuting Christians, Chaeromon was very old. He and several companions fled into… Read More