The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York is marking the 500th anniversary of the death of Leonardo da Vinci with a painting by the artist
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Praying for our priests+
Remember a diocesan priest and seminarian each day with special calendar.
Without headlines, clergy and religious immigration to U.S. continues+
There are close to 5,000 people from all denominations hailing from other countries who come to the United States each year as "religious workers."
Creators of pro-life film say God planned film ‘for such a time as now’+
'The film's message is there is grace and forgiveness, hope and healing and redemption no matter what you've done, and particularly for post-abortion women and men.'
Christmas Eve marks 200th anniversary of beloved carol ‘Silent Night’+
200 years ago this Christmas Eve in a little church in what is now Austria, the world heard for the first time a poem set to music that would become one of the most beloved carols of all time.
From beach to basilica: ‘Sand Nativity’ brings unique style to Vatican+
To be able to do the kind of work that we do that is joyful for us and brings joy to others, it can't be beat.
St. Romero’s brothers rejoice at his canonization+
"I feel proud as a brother and as a family member, but also as part of the (Salvadoran) people because over there, they love him a lot."
Gianna Center offered couple healthy alternative for dealing with infertility+
Natural Procreative Technology (NaProTECHNOLOGY) techniques at Catholic Health Services’ Gianna Center of Long Island helped couple conceive daughter.
Runway to heaven: Vatican, The Met piece together faith and fashion+
The exhibit will be spread over three locations in Manhattan May 10-Oct. 8, making it "a veritable pilgrimage" for visitors and disciples of faith and fashion.
Giving up, doing extra, or both, Lent is not one size fits all+
Many find a combination of giving up and doing more is the right balance for Lent.
