‘Glory for God, That Alone! The Rest Does Not Matter’: The Legacy of Mother Trinidad
Mother Trinidad was a simple woman from the south of Spain, who consecrated herself completely to God from her youth.
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Cloistered Communities Count Blessings as They Pray for More Vocations
How did the Year of Consecrated Life impact ‘hidden’ vocations?
Pope: Consecrated Men and Women Are Custodians of Wonder
Year of Consecrated Life concludes: ‘How beautiful is it when we encounter the happy face of consecrated persons, perhaps already advanced in years like Simeon or Anna, content and full of gratitude for their vocation,’ the Holy Father said on Feb. 2.
Meet the ‘Spiritual Mountaineers’
Pope Pius XII Paved the Way for Consecrated Life to Be Lived in the World
A Meeting to Remember: Seminarians Chat With Benedict XVI
The seminarians come from the Diocese of Faenza-Modigliana, headed by Bishop Mario Toso, who served under Benedict as secretary of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace.
For Arab Christianity, New Women Saints Provide Encouraging Example
Sts. Mariam Baouardy, founder of the Discalced Carmelites of Bethlehem and Marie Alphonsine Danil Ghattas, founder of the Congregation of the Rosary Sisters, were canonized in Rome on Sunday.
LCWR Accepts Vatican’s Reforms on Doctrine and Theology
This vision, Cardinal Gerhard Muller said, 'makes religious women and men radical witnesses to the Gospel and, therefore, is essential for the flourishing of religious life in the Church.'
Who’s Entering Religious Life These Days?
A new study offers insight into the potential impact of vocational programs, Catholic schools and encouragement in discerning.
Number of Catholics Increases Throughout the World
According to the latest statistics from Fides news agency, the number of Catholics worldwide increased by more than 15 million.
