It’s been a few months since I last wrote. Those who saw me recently on EWTN’s Life on the Rock or who read my blog
Editor’s Note: Dr. Anthony Lilles recently made a pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in Spain, the place, where tradition holds, St. James the Apostle, whose
With the beginning of Holy Week, we all turn our attention to Jesus’ Passion. In Jerusalem, the events of this week are commemorated throughout the
The Church of the Annunciation and the Church of St Joseph In celebration of the debut of The Faithful Traveler in the Holy Land on
With the debut of The Faithful Traveler in the Holy Land on EWTN this month (see details below), I am exploring the sites in the
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Since The Faithful Traveler in the Holy Land will air on EWTN nightly from February 17-22, 6:30 pm/3 am
Today Catholics celebrate St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, patron saint of immigrants and the first citizen of the United States to be canonized.* The story of
October–my favorite month–honors some of my favorite saints. St Thérèse (Oct 1), St Francis (Oct 4), and St Teresa (Oct 15) are each associated with
The Church where Jesus was Crucified More than a decade ago I received a gift that left an indelible mark on by soul, a trip
For me, pilgrimage has always meant coming home to a place where I am loved. You know that feeling of security you get with family,
Today, we are most excited to introduce Diana von Glahn. She is an author, writer, editor, host and, with her husband David, co-producer of the
The Sea of Galilee is an imposing body of water. Coupled with the reality of what happened on its shores, and on the surface of
I recently accompanied a group of pilgrims from the Tatra Mountains of Poland to Warsaw for the Year of Faith. Twenty years ago, the Pilgrim Pope
Our friends over at the Miraculous Medal Shrine in Philadelphia have provided this answer for us: Dear CSD, I am a recent convert and I
