Pope Francis canonizes Argentina’s first female saint
Pope Francis canonized Argentina’s first female saint, María Antonia of St. Joseph — known affectionately in the pope’s home country as “Mama Antula” — in a Mass in St. Peter’s … Learn More
Pope Francis canonized Argentina’s first female saint, María Antonia of St. Joseph — known affectionately in the pope’s home country as “Mama Antula” — in a Mass in St. Peter’s … Learn More
For educators and students alike, these saintly teachers can serve as inspiration for teaching and learning in the modern age.
Pope Francis signed a decree on Jan. 24 allowing for the canonization of Canadian sister Blessed Marie-Léonie Paradis, founder of the Little Sisters of the Holy Family. Born Virginie Alodie on May 12, 1840, in … Learn More
The Vatican is currently investigating miracles associated with the intercession of Blessed Justus Ukon Takayama that, if confirmed, could lead to the canonization of the Church’s first samurai saint. Japanese … Learn More
VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis advanced eight sainthood causes Dec. 14, including the cause of St. Gianna Beretta Molla’s brother, Capuchin Father Alberto Beretta, who died three years before St. … Learn More
Some 170 years after his death, Toussaint — a husband, entrepreneur, philanthropist and above all a man of deep faith — continues to provide inspiration to Catholics.
Mother Cabrini was a woman, a nun, and an Italian immigrant who built an empire. She is the saint of Immigrants.
Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, Saint John Neumann, Saint Teresa of Avila, Saint Lorenzo Ruiz and more.
VATICAN CITY — Holiness is a gift everyone receives with baptism, and it is a journey to be made together with the help of the saints in heaven, Pope Francis … Learn More
The day is dedicated to the saints of the Church — not just those who have been canonized but all who made it to Heaven.