Kathy Schiffer

1 week ago | ncregister.com | Kathy Schiffer

‘The Rosary of the Virgin Mary ... remains … a prayer of great significance, destined to bring forth a harvest of holiness,’ wrote Pope St. John Paul II in ‘Rosarium Virginis Mariae.’ ‘The Rosary of the Virgin Mary, which gradually took form in the second millennium under the guidance of the Spirit of God, is a prayer loved by countless saints and encouraged by the magisterium.

2 weeks ago | ewtn.co.uk | Kathy Schiffer |Susanna Spencer |Patti Armstrong

‘The Rosary of the Virgin Mary … remains … a prayer of great significance, destined to bring forth a harvest of holiness,’ wrote Pope St. John Paul II in ‘Rosarium Virginis Mariae.’, May 25, 2025 – National Catholic RegisterRegular Register contributors offer their feminine meditations on particular mysteries and decades.

1 month ago | familytheater.org | Kathy Schiffer

Hallmark Channel's new movie Journey to You, premiering April 19, tells the story of a reluctant pilgrim. Monica (Hallmark favorite Erin Cahill), a hardworking nurse practitioner, is proud that she never takes a vacation. She never finds the time to develop a romantic relationship, instead working long hours in the hospital emergency room. But when Monica is passed up for a promotion, she takes a step back and, at her mother's urging, decides to travel to Spain and walk the Camino de Santiago.

1 month ago | familytheater.org | Kathy Schiffer

Just in time for the Easter season, The Thorn –- a unique theatrical representation of Christ's life, Passion and death -– is making its way to the stage in cities across America. You can also watch it at home -- more on that at bottom. The Thorn is a Passion Play of sorts, recounting the story of Christ's life and His death on the Cross.

1 month ago | familytheater.org | Kathy Schiffer

The life of Italian teen Carlo Acutis, soon to be the first Millennial to be officially canonized a Catholic saint, is featured in Carlo Acutis: Roadmap to Reality, a documentary from Fathom Events, in theaters nationwide on April 27-May 1. Born in London in 1991 to Italian parents and raised in Milan, Italy, Carlo loved soccer and video games, and was an avid, self-taught computer programmer, but he also adored the Eucharist.