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If you picture a nun’s first profession of vows, you probably picture a serene, peaceful affair with the sisters singing harmoniously and everything running joyfully and smoothly. However, the day of Mother Angelica’s first vows was anything but. Outside, a blizzard spit snow and ice, snarling roads and delaying the guests — including the presiding…
The Son of God did not bring salvation and redemption to our fallen world through His signs, wonders, or words, but rather, by willingly experiencing an incomprehensibly violent death in the most virile manner, overcoming it at His Resurrection. Jesus gave up His life that the Body of Christ, the Church, would live (Ephesians 5:25)…
Former university president and rock-ribbed evangelical Everett Piper writes in the Washington Times this week that Carrie Prejean is an antisemite because she believes, like all Catholics, that the Church is the New Israel and that the modern state of Israel is not Biblical Israel, that is to say, 1948 Israel is not the fulfillment…
From St. Aphonsus’s Glories of Mary. And now we have to admire a new sort of martyrdom, a mother condemned to see an innocent son, whom she loved with all the affection of her heart, put to death before her eyes, by the most barbarous tortures. There stood by the cross of Jesus his mother:…
In the first part of this essay, we examined the origins of one of the most beloved wonder-working images of the Mother of God among the Russian Orthodox people — the Seven-Arrow’s Icon. This icon is Latin in its origin and associated spirituality, and it was revealed by the favour of God and the Theotokos…
When people talk about the transformation of religious broadcasting in the late 20th century, one name stands out: Mother Angelica. A cloistered nun with no formal media training, she built a global communications network from scratch and reshaped how millions engage with the Catholic faith. Here are eight powerful ways Mother Angelica shaped modern Catholic…
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has announced a new policy to protect women in sports, under which only “biological women” — and not “biological men” who self-identify as women — will be permitted to compete in the women’s category. The new policy, announced on March 26, will take effect starting with the 2028 Los Angeles…
