Vaticanist Andrea Tornielli has published on the Vatican Insider site a serious testimony about Padre Pio’s bilocation to the Hungarian dungeon where Joszef Cardinal Mindszenty was imprisoned in the fifties. The Hungarian anticommunist cardinal was a fierce adversary of the Vatican policy of detente toward Communist governments known as Ostpolitik.

By: Professor Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira Source: Link The concept of Our Lady of Sorrows comes from the prophecy of Simeon who, thirty-three years in advance, foretold to Our Lady that a sword would pierce her heart. This prophecy proves that we can suffer spiritual reversals even when we live

By: James Bascom Source: Link Travel back in your mind 1,500 years to a charming port city on the English Channel in northern France. It is the year 636 A.D. and a small boat without sails, oars, or sailors floats into the harbor of Boulogne-sur-Mer. As the townspeople gather around

In an age where the sanctity of marriage often seems under threat, stories that highlight the enduring nature of love and commitment offer a much-needed source of inspiration. The tale of Paola and Giovanni Siena, a couple whose marriage thrived under the guidance of Padre Pio, serves as a beautiful

When contemplating the life of Saint Padre Pio, our minds often gravitate toward the miraculous events and extraordinary phenomena associated with him. However, to gain a more profound understanding of this beloved saint, it is essential to explore the deeper aspects of his spirituality—particularly his intimate relationship with the Blessed

The question of whether God punishes us on earth has intrigued Christian believers for centuries. Is it possible that the hardships and suffering we face in life are direct punishments from God? Or is divine punishment reserved solely for the afterlife? In this post, we’ll explore Padre Pio’s teachings and