Christians of all ages are fond of reading the Passion of the Holy Martyrs (Vivia) Perpetua and Felicitas (Felicity) and their companions, an early Christian text edited by an unknown … Continued
In the history of the Catholic Church the development of monasticism corresponds very closely with the development of Christian culture. In fact, it can be said no institution has had … Continued
The city of Rome is the world’s largest open-air museum. It is also the most important centre of ecclesiastical studies in the world, characterized by a great variety of disciplines … Continued
The Italian town of Norcia is a major pilgrimage destination for Italians and others. Each year many pilgrim groups arrive on bus tours on their way to and from Rome. … Continued
In contrast to the monolithic simplicity of downtown skyscrapers, Holy Rosary Cathedral rises as an ever-aspiring upward movement, a sign of transcendence in an urban world. From the geometrical perfection … Continued
This year marks the tenth anniversary of the establishment of Vancouver’s “Latin Mass” parish: Holy Family in East Vancouver. The Latin Mass has been available at Holy Family since it was formally … Continued
One of the most immensely beautiful churches in English Canada is the Basilica of Our Lady in Guelph, in the Diocese of Hamilton, Ont. Built in 13th-century French Gothic style, … Continued
The Chartres Pilgrimage, also known as the Le Pèlerinage de Chartres, is a walking pilgrimage organized each year in France in conjunction with the Solemnity of Pentecost. Pilgrims walk 100 … Continued
For generations St. Paul’s Hospital has been the among the most prominent and visited properties in Vancouver. The historic Burrard Street location is a key neighbourhood institution and a recognized … Continued
On April 15, 1902, Pope Leo XIII wrote a letter to the American bishops, commending and thanking them for the establishment and success of schools and academies for the proper … Continued