St. Thérèse of Lisieux: The Little Flower Who Taught the World to Love Simply
LISIEUX, FRANCE / ROME, ITALY — In the quiet heart of Normandy, in 1873, a child was born
Author: Giada D’Ottavi
St. Teresa of Ávila: Doctor of the Church
In the heart of Spain, within the ancient walls of Ávila, faith and history meet in an event
St. Hildegard of Bingen: A Medieval Woman Ahead of Her Time
St. Hildegard is a multifaceted figure—an abbess and thus a woman of power, as well as a mystic, philosopher, pharmacist, and physician. Above all, she is a holy woman
The Small Hand That Moved a Pope: St. Catherine of Siena
In Piazza Pia, just steps from St. Peter’s Square, a statue quietly points the way forward. It is
Nicene Creed at 1700: The Christian Profession of Faith
“I believe in one God…” — just a few words that, for two thousand years, have shaped the