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Thomas Aquinas' the "Five Ways" philosophical arguments from Summa Theologica, his most important work.

Newman's remains were to be moved in honor of his canonization. Two archaeologists have different opinions as to what happened to the Cardinal's body.

The "greatest woman of the German Middle Ages," St Elizabeth was canonized by Pope Gregory IX in 1235. Her works included building hospitals and giving alms to the poor.

The Book of Mormon, sometimes erroneously called the "Mormon Bible," is part of the LDS scriptural canon that was revealed in these days.

Saint Damien of Molokai was a Catholic priest from Belgium as well as a Christian missionary in Hawaii, who lived and died in the 19th Century.

Edith Stein, Maximilian Kolbe, and Mother Teresa are three examples of "saints" whose lives provide role models for all Christians in a post modern world of insecurity.

Even as Pope Benedict XVI moves to canonize Pius XII, important questions regarding his silence over the Holocaust remain, attributed to 1,500 years of Antisemitism.

Parish priest Michael McGivney founded the Knights of Columbus in New Haven, Connecticut in 1882 and the organization has spread worldwide with over 1.7 million members.

St. Francis of Assissi's date of birth is not certain, yet his impact on the Christian faith is solid.

Although some maybe more mythical than others, St. David, St. Andrew, St. George, and St. Patrick have all left a lasting legacy in the United Kingdom.

King Louis IX, leader of France, led two unsuccessful crusades against the Muslims in the Holy land, but was renowned for his kindness and fair dealings with his people.

St. Neumann came from Europe to America as a missionary. His achievements had a lasting effect not only in Philadelphia, where he was bishop, but throughout America.

St. Sylvester reigned for a long period, but little is known of his life. His advising Constantine and his building projects are his lasting achievements.

Elizabeth overcame tragedy and religious persecution, starting the parochial school system in America and founding her own order dedicated to helping the downtrodden.

And the award for gutsiest film of 2009 goes to - yes, that's right, Bobcat Goldthwait's World's Greatest Dad.

Medieval beatification and canonization were not always bestowed from Rome, holiness was recognized by communities and authorised by local bishops.

What are relics and do Catholics actually worship them?

A Catholic sect of the Roman Catholic Church which fought hypocracies present in their time, the Cathars were slaughtered and eliminated during the crusades.

Toronto's dance and theatre scenes are rich in diversity, and the city's blended African, Caribbean and Canadian cultural scene is thriving for Fall 2009 & Winter 2010.

As with Tallinn in Estonia and Vilnius in Lithuania, the joys of Riga, the capital of Latvia, are becoming well known to travellers - go there now before the rush starts.

Copt comes from the ancient Greek word, Aigyptos and literally translated means Egyptian. The Greek derived this word Ha-Ka-Ptah, a name for the once Capital of Memphis.

York Minster has a history stretching back some 1,400 years, but Christianity was established in the area long before the Minster was created.

An exhibit honoring the 800th anniversary of the birth of St. Elizabeth of Thuringia will be held at Wartburg Castle near Eisenach, Germany in 2007.

Margaret Clitheroe converted to Catholicism at a time when being a Catholic could mean death.

St Barbara is one of the most well known of the class of military saints of the Early Christian Church. She is venerated by artillerymen all over the world.

Many of the 'Doctors of the Church' were honored for their inexplicable teaching ability which seemed to come from the Holy Spirit.

An article explaining what relics are and the use of relics within the Roman Catholic Church

Is Catholicism the oldest of the Christian religions? Can the Roman Catholic Church, in fact, trace its origins to Jesus and Peter? Is Protestantism merely a spin-off?

Walking through the narrow alleyways of Bamberg's old city center, medieval flair surrounds you wherever you go.

The Didache is an ancient text that discusses issues early Christians faced, and how to handle them. Discover what early Christians believed about the Church's role.

Richard Burton and Peter O'Toole star in this epic treatment of the medieval English martyr, Thomas Becket the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Poltergeist phenomena, ghostly hand, Civil War soldier's eerie touch, St. Elizabeth Seton's apparition and mysterious mists experienced by students and priests.

Whether mystic or realist, Hildegard of Bingen leaves a legacy rich in visionary and practical writing, music, and correspondence.

History may never know how the Nazis would have reacted if the encyclical was promulgated at the height of growing Jewish persecution in the Third Reich in early 1939.

For many centuries the Catholic Church has witnessed a phenomenon called "incorruptible bodies." These are preserved bodies found after death without decomposition .

Depending on one's religious background, psychic ability can be good or perceived as evil.

Many people, including Catholics, believe St. Christopher was unsainted in 1969; however, a better understanding of the Church's decision provides greater insight.

Though notorious for his debauched behavior and lascivious language, John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester was nevertheless one of Restoration London's most celebrated poets.

St. Margaret Mary was a very humble nun who began receiving visitations from Our Lord who eventually asked her to found a new devotion in the church.

Margaret Clitherow is a Catholic saint who was martyred during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I in 1586.

It was the last thing the simple nun, Catherine, expected when a young girl appeared in her cell to lead her to the convent chapel.

French by birth and mother tongue, Henry II was nevertheless one of England's most energetic rulers, propelling the kingdom to amongst the most powerful in Europe.

A brief introduction to Saints and Patron Saints and their increasing relevance in a troubled 21st Century world.

Saint Antoine Daniel was one of the first Jesuit missionaries in Canada, working among the Hurons for twelve years before his death in 1648.

German artist Adam Elsheimer blends Venetian color palette and his natural storytelling skills in this depiction of the story of Elizabeth of Hungary

Saint Francis of Assisi, who was devoted to following Jesus, is credited with creating the first Christmas Nativity scene to commemorate the Christ's birth at Bethlehem.

During the early sixteenth century Sir Thomas More was recognized as a great lawyer, Christian humanist, and scholar.

For centuries British monarchs have sat on St. Edward's chair during coronation. This legendary chair has been the symbol of British monarchy since the 14th century.

The Patron Saint of Priests who barely made it through the seminary!

Catholics in Germany mark the feast day of St. Martin with bonfires and a parade of lanterns, an old tradition that is still alive and well.