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Saint of the Day: St. Cecilia

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BAZYLIKA ŚWIĘTEGO PIOTRA

Daniel Esparza

Ever heard of Saint Peter’s “Old Basilica”?

MONASTERY SANT'ANNA

V. M. Traverso

A journey to St. Anne in Camprena, the ‘English Patient’ monastery

ST CATHERINE OF THE LILY

Charles Zola

Remembering a forgotten Renaissance Dominican artist

FLOATING CHURCH

V. M. Traverso

The untold story of New York’s “floating churches”

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Daniel Esparza

The origins of the names “Santiago” and “Compostela”

SAINT JEROME

Javier Fiz Pérez

How appreciating Baroque art can enhance your spirituality

ST OTTILIEN,MONASTERY

V. M. Traverso

The Bavarian monastery that hosted 5,000 refugees in Post-War Germany

LORETTO CHAPEL STAIRCASE

Daniel Esparza

The day St. Joseph built a staircase in New Mexico

SALOME

V. M. Traverso

Art and the Gospels: Who was St. Salome?

HOLY FAMILY CHURCH

John Burger

The Great Fire of Chicago almost destroyed this beautiful church, but prayer intervened

L'INCRÉDULITÉ DE SAINT THOMAS

Joynel Fernandes

What happened to Thomas after his famous episode of incredulity? Art knows the answer

CHURCH OF KOKHEH

V. M. Traverso

How Christians and Muslims got together to save one of world’s oldest churches in Iraq

AKBAR CHURCH

V. M. Traverso

The 17th-century church built by Jesuits in Agra, India

CATHEDRAL OF THE PINES

V. M. Traverso

New Hampshire’s Cathedral of the Pines is a monument to interfaith worship

WEB3 ST BENEDICT THE AFRICAN ENGLEWOOD CHICAGO AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCH Eric Allix Rogers Open House Chicago Chicago Architect

V. M. Traverso

How a Chicago parish designed a church based on its people

ST THERESA CHURCH

V. M. Traverso

The unusual shapes of post-colonial Indian churches

SARDIS

V. M. Traverso

You can visit the ruins of 3 of the 7 Churches of Revelation in Turkey

FLOWERS,POPE

I.Media

In pictures: Saints and popes in flowers

WAY OF THE CROSS

Aleteia

The Holy Land Franciscans have been leading pilgrims for 800 years

SWORD IN THE STONE

Daniel Esparza

The “Sword in the Stone” belonged not to King Arthur, but to an Italian saint

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