A humble priest who was thought to stupid for ordination became a tireless confessor to thousands of fellow Frenchmen, and converted many in post-Revolution France.
Evangelizing the Mixteco people of remote, mountainous Guerrero is replete with spiritual rewards but constant challenges and dangers. A veteran missionary tells the tale.
Is a national security executive order the only means by which President Trump can restore Americans' faith in the transparency of law and elections? This November may tell.
Oklahoma-native Fr. Stanley Rother was murdered during Guatemala's fratricidal civil war in 1981. He is now counted as a Blessed and his cause for sainthood continues.
While House Republicans were holding the line against the tide of anti-Israel sentiment sweeping the country, Vance went on the most-listened-to podcast this week and made it clear that he is not to be counted among those who share that position.
A 364-day calendar, disputed by Jerusalem and the Qumran sect, was used by the Qumran community, but was abandoned as relations with Hasmonean King Alexander Jannaeus improved.
Findings of a new study support the theory that Hannibal used the Col de la Traversette, which would have been the most energetically efficient route for infantry, and easiest for elephants.