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St. Teresa of Avila: 5 Things You Should Know About This Trailblazing Mystic
She proves that true holiness means stepping up to fix what’s broken rather than running away.
Long before social media influencers or modern disruptors, St. Teresa of Ávila was turning the world upside down.
Canonized in 1622 alongside heavyweight saints like Ignatius of Loyola and Francis Xavier, Teresa went on to become the very first female Doctor of the Church.
Foundation named for Sister Thea Bowman transforms life for Black collegians
By ANDREW NELSON, Staff Writer for the Georgia Bulletin
ATLANTA—For Joe Barker, making sure students have winter coats for a zero-degree New England winter is as much a part of the job as helping them to earn their college diplomas.
Pan African Mass captures the joy of worship
By NATALIA DURON, Staff Writer for the Georgia Bulletin
LAWRENCEVILLE—A lively liturgy lit up St. Lawrence Church on Sept. 26 as Pan African Catholic communities of the Archdiocese of Atlanta celebrated their cultural heritage.
Pope Leo’s postoperative recovery progressing well
The Holy See Press Office says the Pope underwent the blood tests and chest X-ray scheduled after surgery on Wednesday morning, which confirm that his postoperative recovery is progressing normally.
From Vatican News
The Holy See Press Office released a statement on the afternoon of October 14 from Dr. Luigi Carbone and Professor Stefano Margaritora, the chief of Thoracic Surgery at the Gemelli Hospital, who performed the operation along with the medical team, regarding Pope Leo XIV’s postoperative recovery:
“This morning, the Holy Father underwent the blood tests and chest X-ray scheduled after surgery. The results confirm that his postoperative recovery is progressing normally: the values are within the expected range for the type of operation performed,” said the statement.