
Mother Teresa Feared ‘Big Crowds’ — But She Loved Telling Them About the Eucharist
The mission and work of Mother Teresa can be seen in her profound Eucharistic life.
The mission and work of Mother Teresa can be seen in her profound Eucharistic life.
‘We need to ensure and safeguard a space for proper human control over the choices made by artificial intelligence,’ says the Pope. ‘Human dignity itself depends on it.’
There is a profound connection between Mary, the Giro d’Italia, the month of May and the Catholic Church.
Only when one gives abundantly with joy, and is joyful, can one become a cause of joy to others.
Popes John Paul II and Francis have echoed and amplified Our Lord’s call to be salt of the earth and light of the world.
I left the private audience with the Holy Father energized more than ever to continue my academic vocation.
Why did Cardinal Ratzinger choose the great patron of Europe as the patron of his pontificate?
Amid war and ecumenical turmoil, will this summer see a historic meeting between the Pope and the Russian Orthodox Patriarch?
The accusations that the Missionaries of Charity force conversions of Hindus to Christianity are not new and are not founded.
The stamp bears one of St. Teresa of Calcutta’s famous sayings: “Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love.”
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