Festival of St Maroun, Our Lady Of Cedars, Woodmead
Story and photos by Mark Kisogloo – The Maronite Parish of Our Lady Of Cedars held a parish festival celebrating […]
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Pope moves Kansas-born military chaplain closer to sainthood
By Justin McLellan, CNS – Pope Francis has advanced the sainthood cause of Father Emil J. Kapaun, a U.S. Army
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Seven Holy Founders Parish Celebrates Its Patron Saints
By Kati Dijane – Hundreds of parishioners, dressed in vibrant traditional attire, gathered in Ratanda, in the Archdiocese of Johannesburg, to
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How Were Saints Made in the Past?
Question: I understand that until the 12th century, there was no canonisation process by which the Catholic Church would declare
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St Josephine Bakhita: 12 Years a Slave
St Josephine Bakhita at a glance Name at birth: Unknown Born: c. 1869 in Olgossa, Sultanate of Darfur (Sudan) Died: February
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St Paul Miki & Companions
Today is the Feast of St Paul Miki, a Japanese Jesuit seminarian, martyr and saint, one of the twenty-six martyrs
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Year of Pilgrims of Hope Marks a Decade Since Blessed Benedict Daswa’s Beatification
By Kati Dijane – The road to sainthood can be long and intense or a smooth sail, depending on a
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