On October 9, we celebrated the feast day of Our Lady of Champion, a Marian apparition that occurred in Wisconsin in 1859. While we know about many
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Telling someone about our faith experiences is a powerful way to share the Word of God and evangelize. Some of our testimonies might be about
How many times has someone told you about a tough circumstance that they were going through? Perhaps it was an illness, a divorce, a misunderstanding
In the broadest sense, evangelization is everything that the Church does; it is the way that we pass on our faith to the next generation. By studying
St. Mother Théodore Guérin (1784–1856) is perhaps one of the lesser-known American saints. Born in France, she dedicated her life as a nun to
This is the narrative of a priest whom we ardently hope will soon be canonized, Blessed Fr. Michael McGivney. When he was declared Venerable by Pope
St. Isaac Jogues and the North American Martyrs are rather well known as the Patron Saints of North America. They were all French Jesuits who worked
St. Katharine Drexel was born into a wealthy Philadelphia family in 1858 and learned from her father that money was meant to be shared with others.
Fr. Junípero Serra, born in Spain in 1713, was a Franciscan priest who heard the call to become a missionary. After arriving in 1749, he served the
At our recent Evangelization Committee meeting, someone asked, “Why was Christian Services renamed to Evangelical Charity?” The