Solène Tadié

The primate of the Church of Hungary has established himself over the years as one of the leading ecclesiastical figures of our time.

COMMENTARY: Devotion to the Miraculous Medal brought me back to the path of authentic Catholic faith and healed old family wounds.

Khalil Sayegh, a Christian from Gaza whose family has been hard hit by the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, talks about the tragedy facing his people and the reasons that have led Christians to flee the region in recent decades.

Father Matthieu Jasseron, one of France’s most famous clergymen on social networks, decided to cease his activities passing the torch to Apologetics Association.

COMMENTARY: As the 2024 Olympic Games conclude, it is worth reminding their organizers of the French capital’s Catholic soul — and the saints who shaped it.

Tristan Azbej, Hungary’s state secretary for aid to persecuted Christians, hopes Hungary’s six-month rotating presidency of the EU Council will raise awareness regarding this major issue.

Famous for the beauty of their Gregorian chants, the Benedictine nuns of the Abbey Notre-Dame de Fidélité of Jouques in the Provence region have been developing wines of excellence since 1967.

Father Sébastien Roussel rescued the Blessed Sacrament and some twenty other religious artifacts, including the reliquary bust of Saint Corneille.

Archbishop Laurent Ulrich of Paris is accused of refusing to allow the return of a large chandelier designed by the famous architect Viollet-Le-Duc to the famous cathedral, which is due to reopen Dec. 8.

INTERVIEW: Wendie Renard, captain of France’s women’s national team, is known for openly discussing her Catholic faith.