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In this episode, we dive into one of the most urgent conversations of our time: faith and artificial intelligence, which Pope Leo XIV just explored in his groundbreaking encyclical “Magnifica Humanitas.”
Q: The feast of Saint Charles Lwanga and companion martyrs (June 3) recently raised a question for me. On July 17, 1794, 16 Carmelite nuns were guillotined in Compiègne, France, for their faith. As a secular Carmelite, I have always considered them a beacon of love and uncompromising faith. Doesn’t the fact that they were martyred for their faith automatically make them saints? Why would any miracles be needed?
When will St. Joseph receive from Catholics the respect that he clearly deserves?
Pope Francis summarized the importance of Sacred Heart devotion to several saints and the Jesuits, in general.
With the feast of St. Francis of Assisi on October 4, we as a Church—and beyond—take a moment to recognize the world-shaking faith and example of this holy man.
Jesus commands the Church’s members to practice radical forgiveness of one another.
Perhaps Saint Teresa of Avila’s greatest gift to busy people is the truth that ordinary life and holiness are not in conflict.
The true meaning of heaven points to the union that we have with our loved ones and all the saints.
Father Pat McCloskey, OFM, answers questions about marriage, the rosary, and whether it’s a sin to get a tattoo.
St. Anthony may help us find keys or wallets when we lose them, but have you ever prayed to this great saint to help you
