Every September 14, the Catholic Church commemorates the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross.  This significant day holds a profound place in Christian tradition, commemorating the exaltation or lifting up of the Holy Cross on which Jesus Christ was crucified.

The Feast of the Holy Name of Mary, celebrated on September 12th, highlights the spiritual significance of Mary's name in Catholic tradition. This feast serves as a reminder of Mary's pivotal role in salvation history and the power her name holds against evil.

Did you know that the coronation of Our Lady as Queen of Heaven and Earth was witnessed by Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich and St. Bridget? Read this article to find out!

Explore the Feast of the Assumption through its rich history, dogmatic declaration, and profound significance. Discover early saints' beliefs, the essence of Catholic dogma, and the fascinating distinction between Mary's assumption and Jesus' ascension in this captivating exploration.