‘Radium Girls’: Radiation Poisoning Destroyed Her Body, But God Sustained Her Heart
Catherine Wolfe Donohue’s heroic perseverance, flowing from her deep Catholic faith, stands as a timeless example of strength through suffering in Christ
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80 Years Ago Today: The Heroic Last Battle of the USS Johnston
The lives of those who sacrificed for freedom on Oct. 25, 1944, summon us to integrate faith into action, following Christ’s example of heroic charity.
I Thought of St. Michael the Archangel, Says ‘Backpack Hero’ of Annecy Knife Attack
Amid his tour of France’s cathedrals, Henri d’Anselme discusses the country’s original vocation as the Church’s historic protector, assesses the spiritual state of Europe — and how faith helped him that fateful day.
French ‘Backpack Hero’ Will Be Special Guest at Reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral
‘When we are looking up to the sky and looking at cathedrals and we are filling our spirit with something beautiful and great, we can all act like our ancestors and like Jesus Christ wants us to act…’
Risk Everything: A Study of Heroism in ‘A Small Light’
A unique new series offers a rare and uncompromising challenge to viewers to step up and stay true to what is right when life suddenly invites us to be great...
‘Greater Love Hath No Man Than This’: The Catholic WWII Hero of Christ the King Sunday
As Catholics in the U.S. marked the Feast of Christ the King 80 years ago, an American soldier gave his life to save his comrades in the South Pacific.
Watch This Video in Honor of Father Emil Kapaun, a True Hero
When the story of human history comes to a close, death and violence don't get the final word. The love of God does.
The Heroic Capuchin Friar Who Saved Thousands of Jews During World War II
Israel’s official memorial to the victims of the Holocaust, Yad Vashem, named Father Marie-Benoît ‘Righteous Among the Nations’ for his efforts during World War II.
![L to R: (1) Andrew Walther appears on ‘EWTN News Nightly’ March 2, 2020 [photo: Screenshot/EWTN News]. (2) Michael Schachle is a “walking, talking miracle. ... His parents are ever grateful to the intervention of their little boy’s holy namesake” [photo courtesy of the Schachle family]. (3) Blessed Michael J. McGivney, shown in a portrait by Chas Fagan, lived his vocation amid ordinary parish life [photo: Knights of Columbus Multimedia Archives via CNA].](https://publisher-ncreg.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/pb-ncregister/swp/hv9hms/media/20201111211140_2dd77db3-d35a-4492-a85b-e08dfb8139a8.jpeg "L to R: (1) Andrew Walther appears on ‘EWTN News Nightly’ March 2, 2020 [photo: Screenshot/EWTN News]. (2) Michael Schachle is a “walking, talking miracle. ... His parents are ever grateful to the intervention of their little boy’s holy namesake” [photo courtesy of the Schachle family]. (3) Blessed Michael J. McGivney, shown in a portrait by Chas Fagan, lived his vocation amid ordinary parish life [photo: Knights of Columbus Multimedia Archives via CNA].")
The Knights Our Age Needs
In Daniel Schachle and Andrew Walther, we see how the Knights of Columbus are forming the valiant men and true sons of Blessed Michael McGivney that our nation so badly needs.
