🔥 Japan’s celebration of America’s 250th birthday also featured a drone show portraying President Trump and Japanese PM Takaichi together
Japan did it RIGHT!
Thank you, Japan! 🇺🇸🇯🇵
Authorities in Venezuela move a statue of the Virgin Mary and the Child Jesus, which remarkably remained intact after the earthquake in Caracas
Image: Diario Capitalino
Mexican football team members pray before an image of Our Lady of Guadalupe upon arriving for their FIFA World Cup match against the Czech Republic.
Video: Fer de Luna
The Church of Jesus, that is, The Catholic Church, wins another soul for Christ🇻🇦
Princess Nobuko, widow of Prince Tomohito of Mikasa, has made history as the first baptized Catholic to lead her own branch of Japan’s Imperial Family.
On September 30, 2025, Japan officially approved a new imperial branch under Princess Nobuko, the first created since 1990, giving her an independent residence, budget, and formal status within the Imperial Family.
Born Nobuko Asō in 1955, she comes from a prominent Catholic family and is the sister of former Prime Minister Tarō Asō. Her appointment is seen as a symbolic moment in Japan’s largely Shinto imperial tradition, where Catholics make up less than 1% of the population.
Quando os islâmicos estavam dominando o mundo e perseguindo os cristãos, não foram os protestantes que defenderam o cristianismo, que guardaram as relíquias, as tradições, e heranças da fé; foram os católicos, cruzados, templários, monges e padres.
”God loves us as the way we are, but also he loves us too much to leave us the way we are.”
by Fr. Frank Pavone
神様は私たちのありのままを愛しています、しかし、私たちを今の状態でそのまま放っておくこともできないぐらいに、愛しているのです。
“The first Christian service on our soil was a Catholic mass.”
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio deliveres a powerful speech reminding America of its deep Catholic heritage
Catholicism in South Korea has seen remarkable growth over the last 50 years, with numbers soaring nearly 1,200%.
From a humble base of fewer than 500,000 faithful in the 1970s, the community has grown to almost 6 million today, accounting for about 11% of the population.
This surge underscores the profound impact of the Catholic faith on Korean society, marked by tens of thousands of new baptisms annually
The Eucharistic Miracle of Legnica, Poland (2013)
On Christmas Day 2013, at St. Hyacinth’s Shrine in Legnica, a consecrated Host fell to the floor during Communion. It was placed in holy water to dissolve per Church custom.
After about two weeks, the Host had not fully dissolved. A red spot appeared on its surface, later identified as human heart muscle tissue showing signs of agony. DNA tests confirmed it was human.
In 2016, Bishop Zbigniew Kiernikowski officially recognized it as a Eucharistic miracle with “the hallmarks” of a supernatural event. The relic is now venerated in a golden monstrance at the shrine, drawing pilgrims worldwide.
It is seen as a sign affirming the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist.