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The Novena to the Infant of Prague stems back to the 16th century. The statue originated in Spanish culture but eventually landed in the Czech Republic in the city of Prague where it is today. The statue of the Infant of Prague resides in Our Lady of Victory Parish where millions have visited the site
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Most of us know the common facts about Pope Benedict. He’s German, he was a pope, he resigned, he died. In between all that, he even wrote some encyclicals and made quite a few papal visits. (Nothing like St. John Paul II, but still!) In honor of what would be Pope Benedict XVI’s 97th birthday,
8 Quick Facts About the Man, the Legend, Pope Benedict XVI Read More »
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As we persevere through the rest of Lent and prepare to enter into the Paschal Triduum, let us all enter more fully into the heart of worship.
Opinion Piece: The Heart of Worship Read More »
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One of the most fascinating artifacts of history is still aiding converts worldwide.
Doubting Thomas? Not After Seeing the Shroud Read More »
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Not long ago Pope John Paul I was beatified, and there are a lot of things to know about this wonderful pontiff.
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Few realize that the apparition had a double purpose.
The Roses of Our Lady of Guadalupe Were a Personal Message for the Bishop Read More »
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Discover Marian apparitions from around the world—it could be your next pilgrimage or devotion!
A Coffee Table Book Guaranteed to Start Conversations Read More »
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Pope Lando could definitely happen in our lifetime.
45 Gently Used Pope Names That Should Make a Comeback Read More »
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Ambrose led a massive shift in Catholic apologetics, theology, and the political world at large in his time. His feast day deserves our attention.
How Saint Ambrose’s Sweet Life Combats the Saltiness of the World Read More »
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Did you know scholars are not quite sure who wrote this book, even though the author reveals his identity?
Who Wrote Ecclesiastes? Read More »
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With so much proof from the writings of the Early Church, there is little doubt on the teaching of the Catholic Church.
10 Quotes That Prove The Papacy Is Ancient Read More »
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Science cannot prove God exists, but is can help us understand the relics of our Faith.
A Catholic Scientist Champions the Shroud of Turin Read More »
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When we read the defense of Christianity that Justin Martyr addressed to the emperor, we get an idea of Roman misconceptions, and Catholic truths.
4 Things Justin Martyr Teaches Us About The Roman Empire Read More »
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“Beneath it all, or perhaps above it all, I am what I am: a Catholic priest. I enjoy being a Catholic priest.”
Do You Know the “Second Founder” of Notre Dame? Read More »
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Mary gave birth to the second person of the Trinity—the divine nature was already present.
Why Catholics Call Mary the “Mother of God” Read More »
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Do you know the factors that helped develop the Old Testament canon?
Why Only 27 New Testament Books? Read More »
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Do you know the original meaning of these key words?
Words That Meant Something Different to the Apostles Than They Do Now Read More »
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The more I read and learned about the sainted bishop of Rome the more I gained an appreciation for what he offered the Church.
Pope Saint Pius X: Eclypser of Errors Read More »
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Do you know the history of one of our sweetest anthipons?
A Roman Epidemic, St. Gregory the Great, and the Regina Caeli Read More »
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While there’s no mention of the donkey in the Bible, it’s widely accepted as donkeys were commonly used to transport things in those days—and here’s the real donkey.
Don’t Be an Ass! Celebrate the Real Christmas Donkey! Read More »
