Pope to make St. John Henry Newman co-patron of Catholic education with St. Thomas Aquinas — By: Catholic News Agency

St. Thomas Aquinas/St. John Henry Newman. / Credit: Public domain ACI Prensa Staff, Oct 31, 2025 / 07:00 am (CNA). Pope Leo XIV declared St. John Henry Newman, along with St. Thomas Aquinas, as a patron saint of the Catholic Church’s educational mission in his recent apostolic letter on education, “Drawing New Maps of Hope.”…

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The Catholic Beliefs of Protestant Reformers — By: Crisis Magazine

Today, October 31, marks “Reformation Day,” which commemorates the unfortunate split between Protestants and Catholics in 1517. When we look back at the upheaval of the 16th century, we tend to picture the Protestant Reformers as men who rejected Catholicism in its entirety. Yet a closer look reveals something more nuanced—and even ironic. Martin Luther,…

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The Resurrection of Lazarus from the Dead. The Surprising Interpretation of Saint Ambrose of Milan — By: OnePeterFive

Perhaps you’ve wondered what was the most “spectacular” miracle performed by our Lord Jesus Christ during His earthly life. Reading the sacred texts of the Bible sometimes stirs such curious questions in our minds. As for me, I consider His walking on the waters of the Sea of Galilee and the Resurrection of Lazarus to…

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