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From Mexico to the Vatican: The Catholic shrines that draw millions of people each year

From Mexico to Jerusalem, Catholic shrines and churches are scattered throughout the world, welcoming millions of visitors each year.
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Paloma López Campos

Notre Dame

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Young people, love and friendship in literature, movies and TV series 

A book about the results of a group study on how young people grasp the messages about friendship and love that are communicated through the stories they read, how these concepts influence their own values, and how they evaluate a literary work.

Antonino Piccione

3 Oct 2023

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October 2, 1928. The founding event of Opus Dei

Historian José Luis González Gullón narrates the events that took place on the day Opus Dei was founded. He also adds some considerations about the meaning of this event, according to the oral and written recollections of St. Josemaría.

José Luiz González Gullón

2 Oct 2023

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Escriva.org: St. Josemaría's works in a renewed and expanded website

The new website escriva.org replaces the previous escrivaobras.org and contains all 14 of the author's books published so far presented in a way that eliminates problems such as language, vision, connection and device compatibility issues.

Maria José Atienza

30 Sep 2023

St. Jerome, love for the Word of God

St. Jerome was a Church Father born in Dalmatia (now in the area of Croatia and Slovenia) around 347 and died in Bethlehem in 420. His translation of the Bible into Latin is known as "the Vulgate" and his feast day is celebrated on September 30.

Loreto Rios

30 Sep 2023

St. Lorenzo Ruiz, the first Blessed of the Philippines

St. Lorenzo Ruiz was born around 1600 and died a martyr on September 29, 1637, in Nagasaki. St. John Paul II beatified him in 1981, making him the first native of the Philippines to be beatified. He was subsequently canonized.

Loreto Rios

29 Sep 2023

St. Wenceslaus, Prince Martyr

St. Wenceslas, a Bohemian prince and martyr who lived in the 10th century and is currently the patron saint of the Czech Republic, is celebrated on September 28.

Loreto Rios

28 Sep 2023

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The Catholic Cathedral of Dresden. The largest church in a Protestant city

The Court Church has been the Cathedral of the Diocese of Dresden-Meissen since 1980. Inside it houses not only a number of artistic treasures, but also the urns of three martyred priests.

José M. García Pelegrín

25 Sep 2023

Jose Carlos Gonzalez-Hurtado

José Carlos González-HurtadoThe more science, the more God".

Given the scientific evidence accumulating in physics and cosmology, mathematics and biology, most scientists are theists," says José Carlos González-Hurtado, businessman and president of EWTN Spain, in his recent book, "Theology and theology are theories". New scientific evidence for the existence of God.

Francisco Otamendi

23 Sep 2023

St. Gennaro

The Feast of St. Gennaro and its Italian Catholic Roots

The feast of St. Gennaro is celebrated from September 14 to 24. It is the oldest festival in New York and, without a doubt, the most famous.

Jennifer Elizabeth Terranova

23 Sep 2023

Towards a musical liturgical theology, a new discipline

A workshop has been organized in Rome from September 21 to 22 to open up new perspectives for reflection in the ecclesiastical sciences, particularly in relation to chant.

Giovanni Tridente

21 Sep 2023

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Holywins: una alternativa alegre y católica a Halloween

Omnes Editorial Staff

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Santiago Leyra Curiá

Centenary of Our Lady of Fatima, 2017

Miracles of the Virgin Mary and nature: 'the sun danced', snowfalls, flowers…

Francisco Otamendi

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