The annual feast of the historic Our Lady of Dolours Shrine, Bela, commenced with great devotion on Sunday, February 1, coinciding with the solemn celebration of St Sebastian. Parish Priest Fr Stany ...

Reeling off 150 years of attractions, International Drive developments, dinner shows, water parks, wacky ideas and a few disasters.

On Feb. 2, Día de la Candelaria will mark the end of the holiday season for the Catholic and Latino communities, celebrated with tamales, faith, and family.

On January 30th, the Orthodox Church celebrates the Three Holy Hierarchs: Basil the Great, Gregory the Theologian and John ...

A cult of martyrdom began forming around Charles Stuart—who, as reigning monarch of England, Scotland and Ireland, was known as King Charles I—almost immediately after his execution for high treason ...

The old bogus food pyramid was just replaced with one that reflects science and common sense. The 1980s food pyramid was so wrong because it was influenced by […] ...

We just celebrated the feast of the Three Kings (The Magi) also called Epiphany. The kings saw a star at its rising and followed it to find baby Jesus, the Savior. For some religions January 6th, the ...

With busy schedules, chatty small groups, and personalized quiet times, we’ve neglected the rigor of learning the Bible. If I asked, could you summarize the entire story of the Bible from Genesis to ...

Festive theatrical feasts serve audiences a slap-up dinner with their entertainment. But is what’s on stage as appetising as what’s on your plate? The Guardian’s journalism is independent. We will ...

In 2026, Orthodox believers will celebrate the full cycle of the twelve great feasts, great Lent, continuous weeks and memorial days, as well as key celebrations in honor of the Mother of God and the ...

Perhaps one day we will live in a world where no one can think of a rich man who could use a ghostly visitation or three to remind them that they should engage in compassion, but until that day comes ...

Leo XIV recites the Angelus from the Apostolic Palace. ‘Let us express our joy, for the immaculate beauty of the Mother of God.’ Mary's “yes” is “wonderful” and can be emulated ‘in prayer and in ...