
Our Lady of Africa, patroness of Ceuta, is receiving flowers today
Pope Leo on Sunday entrusted the situation to Our Lady of Africa. She is the patroness of the small Spanish enclave reaching out of Morocco.

Ahead of Pope Leo XIV’s September trip to France, a new survey highlights the profound spiritual impact of his recent visit to Spain.

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.

There are two St. Jameses mentioned as apostles of Jesus and one of them was known as "Greater," while the other as "Lesser."

St. María Micaela, born into privilege, experienced tragedy and founded a religious congregation to help women who were struggling.

The World Cup ended with drama, but three quiet moments of faith, gratitude, and unity stole the show.

The heat slows you down, the crowds thin out inside, and the silence of a cathedral in July does something to you that no beach can replicate.

As Spain heads to the final, its coach and one of its stars have spoken openly about the faith that gives them strength.

Representatives from among the clergy, religious, lay men and women, parents, and children are all included in the 349 open causes in Spain as of 2026.

The feast of St. James is July 25. If you are thinking about walking to Compostela, you should know what most people get wrong before they start.

Ten days after Pope Leo XIV told the city to lift its eyes, the sky over the Gothic Quarter rained 100,000 verses where bombs once fell.

The phrase Pope Leo XIV carried through Spain last week has deep biblical roots — and only twice in Scripture does God or Christ issue it as a direct command.

"Continue to pray, so that, by the intercession of the Virgin Mary, the seeds I scattered may bear abundant fruit."

At Castel Gandolfo, the pope addressed Iran, migration, his Spain trip, and the looming SSPX schism — all in an informal Tuesday exchange with waiting journalists.

Pope Leo's recent speeches reveal a striking refusal to reduce suffering to simple explanations.

Que Dios bendiga siempre a España! [May God always bless Spain!], the Pope said after he led the midday Angelus.

A former Air Force pilot, Felipe VI could tell what was happening and commented about the problem to the dignitaries standing beside him at the airport.

The Pope visited the Spanish archipelago to honor the local Catholic community’s unwavering commitment to migrants seeking a better future.