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Every year, on the First Sunday of Lent, the Church presents us with the Gospel of Jesus' temptation in the desert. This is not merely a...

The crisp winter air of February 11, 1858, carried a quiet stillness over the small town of Lourdes, France. Along the banks of the Gave...

What is a Jubilee Year? Why does the Church call for this time of celebration and renewal? And how do we embrace the spirit of the Jubilee?

Embedded within the structure of the O Antiphons is the powerful promise of Christ’s words: “Tomorrow, I will come.”

The profound significance of the Immaculate Conception: God's plan for salvation, Mary's role as the New Eve, and our call to holiness.

In the same way that Jesus Christ the King has one kingdom, He also established one Church—the Catholic Church—to help us reach His kingdom.

Explore the Catholic understanding of the Four Last Things—Death, Judgment, Heaven, and Hell. Learn about their significance.

At the end of the liturgical year, the Church reminds us to reflect on the ultimate purpose of our lives—eternal union with God. 

One of the subtle lies the devil often plants in our hearts is the assumption that when our loved ones die, they immediately go to heaven.

All Saints Day and All Souls Day remind us that our earthly life is a journey—a pilgrimage towards heaven.