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Historic cross built for Pope John Paul II's Philadelphia visit is being relocated to Malvern
CBS News· 3 days agoA well-known cross that has stood on City Avenue for 45 years will soon be on the move. Workers are...
Invoking John Paul the Great
National Catholic Register· 4 days agoThere were murmurings, then, that Pope Francis had contrived a double-header canonization to dilute the focus on John Paul II ...
Carlo Acutis to be canonized: Pope Francis recognizes second miracle
Catholic News Agency· 3 days agoOver the course of two and a half years, Carlo worked with his family to put together an exhibition...
Pope Francis: ‘It’s a Manner of Communicating My Ministry’
National Catholic Register· 6 days agoThe last few months have witnessed another flurry of interviews by Pope Francis with secular and...
Chilling update on Mica Miller case: Fisherman heard crying, gunsh
Newsweek· 5 days agoThe fisherman claiming to have found the belongings of South Carolina woman Mica Miller, who...
Pope paves way for canonization of new saints with zeal for missions
Catholic News Agency· 2 days agoParadis was declared a Servant of God by Pope Paul VI on June 13, 1966, and was beatified by Pope ...
The Pope Goes Prime-Time
The New Yorker· 5 days agoPope Francis has made a similar transformation with the face-to-face interview: John Paul often only spoke to the press en masse, but ...
Meet the modern-day ‘devil’s advocate’ in the process of canonization
Catholic News Agency· 2 hours ago“In fact,” he noted, “for centuries the work that the relators do today [which is a new figure that ...
National media reports on Mica Miller’s death. How her death continues to spark theories
Myrtle Beach Sun News via Yahoo News· 4 days agoThe death of a Myrtle Beach, SC pastor’s wife went national, with many reporting her death as...
Haunting New Footage Of Late Mica Miller Emerges Amid FBI Investigation | iHeart
iHeartRadio· 2 days agoJohn-Paul Miller, 44, allegedly warned Mica's family that he was "armed" and "ready" and claimed...
