According to the Church's liturgical calendar, the feast held on Feb. 2 each year is in honor of the Presentation of the Lord.

The short answer to the question of the historical Saint Valentine is church officials aren't entirely sure he existed, which is why the Catholic Church removed him from its official calendar in 1969.

On Feb. 2, Día de la Candelaria will mark the end of the holiday season for the Catholic and Latino communities, celebrated with tamales, faith, and family.

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More than 350 students participate in service projects at ten locations, honoring nearly 300 years of Ursuline tradition ...

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Events that occurred this week in Christian history include the death of an Episcopal Church presiding bishop, Pope Pius IV ...

In 1961, the author inscribed a book for the sister, a nurse who cared for him at the Mayo Clinic. Her copy of “The Old Man ...

The popular shrine devoted to Our Lady of Guadalupe shrine taken, returned after uproar at Pinto Lake County Park was taken ...

Whereas I may be feeling like the tank is empty when it comes to the five-day-a-week job, I find myself renewed daily when it comes to writing.

Adding some sweetness to the usual general audience-focused Wednesday, Pope Leo XIV was presented with two lambs Jan. 21 as ...