Bells of the Cathedral of Sé in Mariana, MG, are restored after a month of work
The restoration of four historic bells from the Cathedral of Sé in Mariana, Minas Gerais, has been completed, enhancing their safety and sound quality for liturgical use.
What is behind the return of the Latin Mass?
The revival of Latin Mass in Brazil reflects a broader trend within the Catholic Church involving traditionalist liturgical practices gaining popularity.
Pierrefitte-sur-Seine: the Sainte-Thérèse church of Joncherolles burgled, several liturgical objects stolen
A burglary at the Sainte-Thérèse church in Pierrefitte-sur-Seine resulted in the theft of several sacred items, leading to an ongoing police investigation.
Laetare Sunday: the reason why priests can wear pink today
In the Catholic Church, priests can wear a pink vestment in mass only on very few occasions during the liturgical year, specifically on Gaudete Sunday and Laetare Sunday, symbolizing joy during traditionally penitential periods.
National Shrine of St. Joseph in Karlovac declared a minor basilica
The National Shrine of St. Joseph in Karlovac has been designated a minor basilica by the Vatican, highlighting its significance to the liturgical and pastoral life of the local Church.
What exact day does Easter fall on in 2026 and when does Holy Week begin in the U.S.
Easter Sunday in 2026 will be celebrated on April 5th, marking a significant date in the liturgical calendar of the U.S.
Archbishop Cordileone: It's Time for Adults to Return to Self-Sacrifice for the Benefit of Children
Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone discusses the importance of liturgy and self-sacrifice for the welfare of children during his visit to Croatia.
The days that are not worked during Holy Week
Holy Week is an important liturgical event for Catholics, commemorating the passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus, with specific non-working days established in Ecuador for 2026.
Sunday Sermon: Fails and Suckers in the Church and State
The article reflects on the historical and theological significance of changes in the Catholic Church during the late 20th century, particularly in Slovakia, through the lens of key figures like Anton Srholec.
The acclaimed liturgical music ensemble Organum performs at the Niguliste Museum
The liturgical music ensemble Organum, known for its medieval performances, will perform at the Niguliste Museum as part of a concert series inspired by an exhibition on the treasures of the Toledo Cathedral.
All the saints to pray to in March, day by day
The article lists the important saints and liturgical celebrations for each day in March according to the Catholic calendar.
Beloved priest of the Kaišiadorys diocese has died
Priest Juozas Čeberiokas, who served the Kaišiadorys diocese for many years, has passed away.
Calendar: Who Celebrates Today, February 20, 2026
Today, February 20, 2026, the Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Leo the Wonderworker, Bishop of Catania, along with various saints and martyrs known for their faith and piety.
Calendar of Saints: Who celebrates today, February 19, 2026
The Orthodox Church commemorates Saints Archippus and Philothea of Athens on February 19, 2026, as part of its liturgical observance.
Pope Leo XIV Returns to Old Tradition. The Vatican Issued a Statement Regarding Easter
The Vatican announced the liturgical program for the upcoming two months, including Easter, marking Pope Leo XIV's first Holy Week as pontiff and a return to the traditional celebration of the Mass of the Lord's Supper at St. John Lateran Basilica.
The Administrator of the Slovak Parish in Brussels / Hope is in the Flickering Communities, but Whether a Renewal Happens in Ten, One Hundred, or Five Hundred Years, I Do Not Know
In an interview, Slovak priest Marek Sitár discusses the aging clergy in Belgium, the closure of churches, and liturgical challenges, while reflecting on his experiences during holidays in Brussels compared to Slovakia.
Why Orthodox Serbs Celebrate Christmas Today, and Not on December 25?
Orthodox Christmas is celebrated on January 7 due to the use of the Julian calendar for liturgical purposes, despite many Orthodox countries adopting the Gregorian calendar in the 20th century.
The story of how Isabella the Catholic preserved her crown by turning dishes, liturgical objects, and jewels into gold
The article recounts how Queen Isabella I of Castile strategically managed the Crown's assets to preserve her crown and finance military campaigns after her coronation in 1474 during a time of economic imbalance and war.
Saint Stephen, the first Christian martyr: the feast, the rites, and the traditions of December 26
Saint Stephen, recognized as the first martyr in Christian tradition, is commemorated on December 26, following Christmas, with significant liturgical importance across various Christian denominations.
500 Years Since the Birth of Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina / Who Was Probably the Most Influential Liturgical Composer That Defined the Sound of the Church After the Council of Trent
The article commemorates the 500th anniversary of Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, highlighting his profound impact on Western liturgical music and his recognition by the church hierarchy, including Pope Leo XIV.
The Most Holy Name of Jesus – A Name Above Every Name!
The article discusses the historical significance and liturgical celebration of the Most Holy Name of Jesus, particularly how it gained prominence in the 14th century through figures such as St. Bernardine of Siena and St. John of Capistrano.