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Catholic Church · UmbriaNicolas Poussin, “The Translation of St. Rita of Cascia,” ca. 1635 Through prayer, peace and sacrifice, the “saint of the impossible” shows how suffering can become union with Christ.See the Story
St. Rita Chose Peace Over Revenge — and Found Christ in Suffering
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Greece · GreeceThe fact that Robert Cardinal Prevost has taken the name Leo IV, indicating his respect for his predecessor, Leo XIII, provides Catholics with a strong incentive to return to the latter’s encyclicals. Pope Leo’s encyclical Rerum Novarum which the new pope mentioned in particular, deals with the worker. The encyclical outlined here, Aeterni Patris, concerns […]See the Story
Looking Back on Pope Leo XIII’s Aeterni Patris
Parade · MadridSt. Isidore the Farmer was born around 1070 in Madrid, Spain. A humble laborer, he worked the fields for a wealthy landowner while living a life of deep prayer and devotion. Despite his long hours of physical labor, Isidore always made time for daily Mass and prayer, often rising early to pray before beginning his […]See the Story
