Catholic worship involves not only the mind and the heart but the whole person. Our bearing, the gestures we make, and the sacred items we use are meaningful in themselves and help

The Bible According to The New St. Joseph Baltimore Catechism, “The Bible is the written word of God, committed to His Church for the instruction and sanctification of mankind.”1 The Bible is divided

Africa is the poorest and most marginalized area of the world from an economic and political standpoint. Endemic poverty, ecological damage, poor governance and persistent conflicts result in the displacement

STREAM OF FAITH Born out of the need to comfort the faithful amid the pandemic, online Masses—like this one officiated by Fr. Daniel Voltaire Hui on the Facebook page of

You can identify the Catholics in a room by noticing those who make a gesture known as the Sign of the Cross before they pray. St. Francis de Sales explains: The Christian first

Vatican Media Aleppo (Agenzia Fides) - The Armenian Catholic Bishops of the dioceses in the Middle East and in the countries of the Armenian Diaspora will meet in Rome from September

Stained Glass for the Catholic Stained glass has had a prominent role in Church art and architecture since the Middle Ages. The artistic tradition continues in modern churches, as Catholics embrace the instruction

Icons for Catholics Icon is the Greek word for “image.” The elements of iconography as an art form date back to the Byzantine Empire. Icons are known for their simple and stylized —

The Last Supper Art for Catholics Catholic homes are likely to have an image of the Last Supper hanging in the dining room or the kitchen. The Last Supper commemorates the final meal

Catholic Divine Mercy Image When Jesus appeared to St. Faustina Kowalska in 1931, He was clothed in a white garment, and His hand was raised in blessing. From His heart