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Pieter Jozef Verhaghen, “Abraham Drives Off Hagar and Ishmael,” 1781, Royal Fine Arts Museum, Antwerp, Belgium OLD TESTAMENT & ART: A Flemish Baroque painting reanimates Genesis 16–21 and helps us reflect on trust, covenant and the consequences of human shortcuts. Read More

Pierre Auguste Cote, “Mireille Giving Alms at Saint-Trophime,” 1882, Musée Fabre, Montpellier, France ‘One’s almsgiving is like a signet ring with the Lord,’ says Sirach 17:22, ‘and he will keep a person’s kindness like the apple of his eye.’ Read More

Daniel Ibáñez/CNAPope Francis waves from a balcony at Gemelli Hospital in Rome on Sunday, March 23, 2025, following weeks of hospitalization for bilateral pneumonia. During his address, the Pope reflected on this Third Sunday of Lent’s Gospel reading about the barren fig tree, drawing parallels between the patient farmer in the parable and God’s merciful … Read morePope Francis Makes First Public Appearance in Weeks

From hands-on learning about saints and the faith, plus new books, find something for everyone on your list. Check out this fun selection of gifts from Catholic businesses, artists, and entrepreneurs. Read More

Courtesy photoFranciszek Gajowniczek, the man for whom St. Maximilian Kolbe sacrificed his life in the Auschwitz hunger bunker alongside his wife Helena. It wasn’t his first salvation in the camp, nor his last. Read More