
The quiet signs of hope left emerging from French wildfires
Beyond the devastation of France's wildfires, remarkable stories of faith, courage, and unexpected hope continue to emerge.

On this day dedicated in many places to Our Lady of the Angels, Pope Leo recalled a devotion that marks 810 years this year -- the "Pardon of Assisi."

The extraordinary story behind a Vatican-recognized miracle raises a question many of us have probably never thought to ask.

A replica of the house in Turkey thought to have been where John and Our Lady lived is now available for pilgrims near Manila.

Jesus certainly praised the activity of Martha's sister, Mary, but he didn't say that what Martha was doing was worthless.

As wildfires sweep through Europe, some are seeing miracles. Volunteers rushed to save the patroness of Cebreros. The chapel they left behind was found untouched by the flames.

Mom, grandmother, and daughter of the Church, Ann O'Neill is remembered for being a woman "whose life reflected God's mercy, grace, and the power of prayer."

Diagnosed with metastatic melanoma, Adam Biały was given little chance of survival. But after he prayed to St. Anthony, his cancer vanished.

St. Bridget of Sweden received numerous private revelations from Jesus, which contain a wealth of spiritual truths.

From an image said to have been painted by St. Luke to an icon that followed a Grand Master into battle, Malta’s Marian images carry two millennia of devotion.

Most people say St. Christopher. Some say St. James. The answer that comes with a scriptural address, a fish, and a demon is older and stranger than either.

"La Bruna" is generally regarded as the oldest image of Our Lady that has been venerated by the Carmelite Order.

With the recent addition of a Polish mosaic, this spiritual labyrinth serves as an immense open-air shrine uniting the diverse cultures of Catholic peoples.

A vital part of her Christian faith was devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Blessed Donizetti Tavares de Lima, often called the Brazilian Padre Pio, drew millions with his miracles, but his heart was with the poor and underprivileged.

Between May and August, the liturgical calendar offers five encounters with the Virgin Mary. Each has its own landscape, its own traditions, and its own theology.

While the universal Church celebrates the Precious Blood on Corpus Christi and in the month of July, the Basilica of the Agony in Jerusalem honors it with red roses on July 1.

After Venezuela's earthquake, untouched statues of the Virgin Mary have become powerful signs of hope and God's presence.