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“Can anything good come from Nazareth?” St. Bartholomew (Nathanael1) asks in the Gospel of John, and then immediately identifies Jesus as the messiah upon meeting him. The Lord called him “An Israelite in whom there is no guile.”
St. Barth...
A wonderful video was shared this week:
I stumbled upon some social media reactions to it and many were predictably Protestant:
LOL. Okay bro, I bet your fellowship chapel has a rockin’ P&W band. I can guarantee you it’s not only extremel...
Chiara Offreduccio was the eldest daughter of the Count of Sasso-Rosso, who planned to marry her off at the age of 12. Fortunately, Chaira got him to agree to wait until she was 18. As the date approached, she heard Francis of Assisi preach...
Mary's miraculous fall of snow
For centuries, August 5th was known as the feast Dedicatio Sanctae Mariae ad Nives (Dedication of Saint Mary of the Snows), but in 1969 it was decided we weren’t allowed to have nice things anymore, so it bec...
Memento mori from the Victoria and Albert Museum
These wax images are found in the Victoria & Albert Museum, and show the potential destiny of the soul at death. They were created in the 17th century for private devotion so the Christian c...
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