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Holywins: una alternativa alegre y católica a Halloween

Familias católicas de Europa impulsan Holywins, una celebración que invita a descubrir la alegría de la santidad y el sentido cristiano del Día de Todos los Santos.

Omnes Editorial Staff

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Dedication of the Basilicas of St. Peter and St. Paul in Rome

The liturgy commemorates on November 18 the Dedication of the Basilicas of St. Peter and St. Paul in Rome, which unites in a single memory the two great apostles, pillars of the Church, martyred under Nero in the first century.

Francisco Otamendi

18 Nov 2025

St. Elizabeth of Hungary, princess and servant of the sick and poor

At the conclusion of the Jubilee of the Poor, on November 17 the liturgy celebrates St. Elizabeth of Hungary, a princess who married young, had three children, and died at the age of 24. She dedicated her short life to helping the weak, the poor and the sick, and built hospitals. She was branded a madwoman for her generosity.

Francisco Otamendi

17 Nov 2025

Saints Serapius Scott and Nicholas Tavelic, martyrs, and St. Joseph Pignatelli, martyrs

On November 14, the liturgy celebrates the Mercedarian martyr Serapius Scott, Nicolas Tavelic and his Franciscan companions, martyrs in Jerusalem in the 14th century. And Joseph Pignatelli SJ, who worked for the restoration of the Society of Jesus in the 18th and early 19th centuries.

Francisco Otamendi

14 Nov 2025

Mother Eliswa Vakayil, beatified in Kerala (India)

Pope Leo reported at yesterday's Audience that Mother Eliswa Vakayil, foundress of the first Third Order of Discalced Teresian Carmelite nuns, was beatified on Saturday in Kochi, in the Indian state of Kerala. On the other hand, the liturgy today celebrates Saints Leandro de Sevilla and Diego de Alcalá.

Francisco Otamendi

13 Nov 2025

Fraternity frees from selfishness, divisions and arrogance, affirms Leo XIV

Fraternity is not a beautiful impossible dream and is one of the great challenges for humanity. “It frees us from selfishness, from divisions, from arrogance," said Pope Leo XIV at today's General Audience.

Francisco Otamendi

12 Nov 2025

Saint Josaphat, bishop and martyr, sought unity between Orthodox and Catholics.

In the 17th century, St. Josaphat Kuncewyc, born in Volhynia, today Ukraine, and later bishop in Ruthenia, dedicated his life to seek the unity of the Greek Orthodox Church with the Catholic Church. The liturgy celebrates him on November 12.

Francisco Otamendi

12 Nov 2025

St. Martin of Tours, Apostle of Gaul

The liturgy celebrates on November 11 St. Martin of Tours, first a soldier, then a monk and bishop of the fourth century, called ‘the apostle of Gaul’. He is famous because, after sharing his cloak with a beggar, he had a dream in which he Jesus Christ appeared to him dressed in the piece of cloth he gave to the poor man.

Francisco Otamendi

11 Nov 2025

St. Leo the Great, Pope and Doctor of the Church

On November 10, the Church celebrates “one of the greatest Pontiffs who have honored the Roman See. This is how Benedict XVI defined St. Leo the Great, Pope (5th century). He went down in history for having inspired the Ecumenical Council of Chalcedon, and for having stopped Attila, king of the Huns, who invaded Italian cities.

Francisco Otamendi

10 Nov 2025

Matina and Gospel Freedom: «our challenge is to be an authentic Gospel choir».»

Singer Matina shares how her encounter with God led her to transform her life and evangelize through Catholic gospel.

Teresa Aguado Peña

10 Nov 2025

Maria San Gil and José Masip: «We want to proclaim our faith in all aspects of life».»

The coordinators of the 27th Catholics and Public Life Congress, to be held in Madrid on November 14, 15 and 16, 2025, highlight the courage and sincerity of many young people in relation to the faith today.

Maria José Atienza

8 Nov 2025

Pope's Travels

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The Catholic Church in Congo and South Sudan

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Pope Francis and initiatives for dialogue with Islam

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Francisco Otamendi

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Francisco Otamendi