A connection with food and our faith is not new and in fact is reinforced by our Lenten and Easter traditions, David Murray ...

Easter, the greatest festival of the Christian church, com­memorates the resurrection of Jesus. It is a movable feast; that is, it is not always held on the same date. In AD 325 the church council of ...

Also known as Carnival or Carnaval, it’s celebrated in many countries around the world — mainly those with large Roman Catholic populations ... celebrated on “Fat Tuesday,” the Tuesday ...

For God-fearing little Roman Catholic boys and girls ... Charles Darwin and the Unsinkable Molly Brown. So now when Fat Tuesday rolls around, I’m faced with a dilemma, my childhood memories ...

Now that she’s married to a Catholic, they’re considering Catholic ... in Advent and Lent – to consider my Christianity. The tradition grounds me, clears my head, brings me peace.

A butter lamb has taken center stage on my family’s Easter table for as long as I can remember. Each year at Easter, my family in Western New York continues our longstanding routine. The night before, ...

where EWTN Europe correspondent Solène Tadié was invited to offer on-the-ground insights into how young Europeans are rediscovering tradition and reclaiming Christianity. Esztergom Basilica ...

on Tuesday. “Why? Because the life of the Church Catholic — her scriptures, her sacraments, her creeds, her ministry — embodies and expresses the Spirit-filled, Spirit-led living Tradition received ...

While the solemnity of the Easter Vigil remains central to Catholic worship, secular traditions such as Easter egg hunts, parades, and family gatherings have become widespread, especially in ...