Blood of St. Januarius miraculously liquefies for the fourth time this year
St. Januarius was the bishop of Naples and martyred under Emperor Diocletian after performing a miracle that converted about 5,000 people.
•
Articles tagged Miracles
Trump scores major pro-life, pro-family victories as 72nd Lourdes miracle presented
John-Henry Westen, Father Charles Murr, and Frank Wright discuss the latest in the Church and the U.S. on this episode of Faith and Reason.
•
Priest reports ‘miracle’ with oil of St. Charbel at Mass on his feast day
Hundreds of faithful witnessed a miracle of replenished holy oil at a Mass in honor of St. Charbel held in Naples, Italy, last month.
•
Woman’s healing from incurable disease officially presented as Lourdes’ 72nd miracle
Antonietta Roca was miraculously healed from a debilitating neuromuscular disease, with no treatment, after entering the Lourdes baths and hearing a female voice say, ‘Don’t be afraid.’
•
Novena to the Holy Face of Jesus: a powerful devotion in reparation for sins against Our Lord
The Novena to the Holy Face of Jesus, which will begin on Sunday, February 23, offers every Catholic the opportunity to ask Our Lord for a childlike faith to help bring spiritual and physical healing to the suffering souls in our families and communities.
•
Statues of Our Lady, St. Joseph miraculously survive wildfires that destroyed California family’s home
Statues of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St. Joseph are miraculously still standing after wildfires destroyed the Halpin’s family home in Los Angeles.
•
Bishop Strickland: The Church is not a ‘corporation’ but the Mystical Body of Christ
On this week’s two-part episode of The Bishop Strickland Show, Bishop Joseph Strickland discusses why bishops shouldn’t retire, the humanity of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, embracing the supernatural miracles of our faith, and more.
•
Bishop Strickland: The Gospel calls us to ‘give of ourselves’ instead of ‘always receiving’
On this week’s two-part episode of The Bishop Strickland Show, Bishop Joseph Strickland discusses the healing power of confession, how perpetual adoration can transform the Church, how the Mass predates the Bible, and more.
•
St. Hyacinth of Poland was graced by key visions of Mary through his holy life
On the feast of the Assumption in 1247, Our Lady appeared to St. Hyacinth and told him of his approaching death.
•
Sister Agnes Sasagawa, Seer of Akita, dies on Feast of the Assumption
Sister Agnes was – and is – famous among Catholics as the Seer of Our Lady of Akita, one of the titles for the Blessed Virgin Mary, having reported that she received messages from Our Lady on July 6, August 3, and October 13, 1973.
•