Catholics treasure the old custom of blessing gold, frankincense and myrrh on the feast of the Epiphany.

The chalking of the doors at Epiphany is a venerable Catholic tradition rooted in the Passover. We chalk the lintels to seek God's blessing.

Learn from St. Margaret Mary Alacoque how to practice the traditional Catholic devotion of the nine first Fridays of the Sacred Heart.

Rev. F. Quirijnen, S.J., explains what perfect contrition is and what it is not. It is the humble of heart who have sorrow for their sins.

Celebrating the Easter season in the Byzantine Liturgy, we cherish the icon known as the “Anastasis,” the Greek word meaning “Resurrection."

The poor souls rest in Jesus' wounds, like the dove which hid itself in the “clefts of the rock” (Can. 2:14).

The first Eve stripped herself of the grace of God. The new Eve, the Virgin Mary, has been clothed in the most splendid garment of grace.

Fr. Mateo Crawley-Boevey says where people are prepared to earn "three golden coins" with love, many graces and conversions follow.

Padre Pio works a miracle, raising a little boy from the dead.

Fr. Scott Haynes describes the interaction between Emperor Marcian and the Council of Calcedon in 451 AD on the subject of Mary's relics.

The Litany of the Precious Blood traces the line of salvation history through a series of Scriptural references.

Fr. Scott Haynes tells the story of how St. Francis of Assisi named St. Bonaventure (O buona ventura).

Fr. Scott Haynes presents the traditional prayers in honor of the Seven Sorrows and Seven Joys of St. Joseph.

Fr. Scott Haynes presents the Prayer to the Shoulder Wound of Christ of St. Bernard of Clairvaux.

Fr Scott Haynes presents St. Gertrude the Great's prayer that releases 1,000 souls from Purgatory each time it is said.

Fr. Scott Haynes discusses St. Anthony's teaching on Mary's Virginity: “She remained a Virgin before, during, and after Christ's birth."

Fr. Scott Haynes paints the scene where the crowd is ready to throw Jesus off the cliff for blasphemy: "The Spirit of the Lord is upon me."

Fr. Scott Haynes invites all to join in the Novena to the Immaculate Heart of Mary (August 14-22).

Fr. Scott Haynes discusses the meditative aspects of Gregorian chant, especially relying on the studies of audiologist Dr. Alfred Tomatis.

"The Divine Comedy" describes the liturgy of heaven and hell. Hell as a place of constant noise and heaven as a place of silence and music.