Dr. Italy
Saint Joseph always appears in Manger scenes during Advent and Easter time and e...
In this 14 minute podcast, Dr. Italy discusses the inspiring life of the great f...
This excerpt from a Easter letter by St. Athanasius was written around 340 AD to prepare the people of Alexandria, Egypt for the celebration of the Pa...
St. Catherine of Siena here shares a prophetic message she has received from God that underline's the boundless generosity and providence of God, the ...
The origins of the Papacy can be found in the dialogue between Jesus and Simon Peter in John 21, a gospel traditionally read during Eastertide. The ...
During the fifth century, some wonderful homilies were given by a churchman whose name was lost, though some of his sermons and writings survived. This unknown author’s work was assumed to be that of the famous preacher John Chrysostom for so long that he is commonly referred to as “Pseudo-Chrysostom.” Biography by Dr. Italy