Saints

On Friday, November 27 at 6 pm MST tune into EWTN to watch 'Faith on the Frontier- the Fr. Kino Story.' Jim Kelty, the writer and director describes his life as an independent maker of Catholic films.

Venerable Eusebio Francisco Kino, S.J. is the apostle to the Pimeria Alta. Learn about the roots of the Faith in Southern Arizona in a new EWTN film.

Father McGivney is beatified during a Mass at Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hartford, with Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin of Newark, New Jersey, as the main celebrant and the pope's representative. Blessed McGivney is the first U.S. parish priest to be beatified.

Just the saint's feet are left after the statue on church property was vandalized and desecrated Oct. 12 by what Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone described as a "small, violent mob," who he hopes will be prosecuted for attacking the statue.

Pope Francis has named Italian Bishop Marcello Semeraro of Albano, secretary of his Council of Cardinals, to be the new prefect of the Congregation for Saints' Causes.

A German archdiocese said Monday that it is preparing to open the beatification cause of a member of the White Rose anti-Nazi resistance group.

Thousands sang and applauded as Italian teen Carlo Acutis was beatified in a town dear to him and to many Christians around the world: Assisi.

The tomb of Venerable Carlo Acutis was opened for public veneration Thursday ahead of the computer-programming teen’s beatification.

Carlo Acutis, an Italian teenager who died in 2006, will be beatified Oct. 10 in Assisi. Acutis, a gamer and computer programmer who loved soccer and the Eucharist, has been the subject of interest around the world. So who was Carlo Acutis? Here’s what you need to know:

“He wasn’t forcing cultures together with the sword, cannon or musket. He did it with his own spirituality." Fr. Peter Neely, S.J. of the Kino Border Institute