Priest killed by Nazis during World War II among new saints in Catholic Church
An auxiliary bishop and three priests present at the May 15 canonization of ten new saints at St. Peter's Square in Rome, most notably the priest-martyrs Charles de Foucauld and Titus Brandsma, react to the special day in a LifeSiteNews exclusive.
LifeSite Special ReportMay 18, 2022
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