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86Sister Janet Mead The Lord's Prayer
by Angela Harris
Maybe you don't recognize the name Sister Janet Mead if you're not from Australia. However, if you were a kid or older during the 70s, you probably know who she is, if only indirectly. Sister Janet Mead has... published 9 months ago
83The Second Largest Religion in the World
by pgrundy
Catholicism is the world's largest religion. The second largest 'religion' is comprised of people who leave Catholicism and never look back. (Although, technically, if you are in this second category, you know... published 7 months ago
78No Popery - Lewes Bonfire Night, and Seventeen Protestant Martyrs
by Amanda Severn
Lewes bonfire night - Martyrs Crosses The county town of Lewes nestles in a gap in the South Downs, cut through by the murky, green-grey waters of the River Ouse. It is an ancient Sussex settlement, around... published 9 days ago
76How To Pray The Rosary
by MM Del Rosario
For Catholics, the rosary is a special way of praying to God that honors the Mother Of Jesus, Mary. The rosary is about certain stories in the life of Jesus and Mary. The rosary beads helped to keep count of the prayers and the mysteries. published 12 months ago
74Obama: A Convenient Convert? Closet Atheist?
by vrajavala
I'll tell you why Barack Obama sat in the Church of Reverend Jeremiah Wright, without batting an eyelash through 20 yrs of inflammatory rabble rousing. He's an atheist and he doesn't give a hoot about... published 8 months ago
73The Catholic Goddess
by Raven Emrys
Apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary keep turning up all over the world. She appears in Yugoslavia, New York, France, Mexico... She even appears as an image in rust on the side of a grain elevator in the... published 7 months ago
72Jesuit Missionaries in the Pacific Northwest
by Stacie Naczelnik
You often hear about the importance of the sacrament of marriage or religion, but something you don’t often hear about is the importance of the sacramentality found in education. While it isn’t as common... published 8 months ago
72Virgin of Guadalupe
by GardenWallPubs
The image of the Virgen of Guadalupe (the Virgin of Guadalupe), is one that many gringos are familiar with, but perhaps may not understand or be knowledgeable about. This symbol, usually of a dark haired... published 16 months ago
72Saint Patrick Facts
by Angela Harris
St. Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland. Saint Patrick was born in Great Britain when it was ruled by the Roman Empire. He came from a wealthy family. The exact dates of Saint Patrick's birth and death... published 9 months ago
68How praying the Rosary brings you closer to God
by Eve Knight
Hello fellow Catholics and others curious about the Rosary. I'm writing this article as a way to encourage and help people to understand how to pray the Rosary and why it's important. I believe in the power... published 9 days ago
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