The sanctuary dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary is impressive not only for its fibreglass mosaics, but above all for its location in a picturesque environment such as the Colombian canyon.

Formerly confused with the classic chasuble, the Roman chasuble had major and important changes starting from the 14th Century, first and foremost the elimination of sleeves.

The forty beyond Lent. Many different episodes take up this number which has a thousand of meanings. A period of journey, purification, but above all a testing period.

The solemnity of the 25th March will soon be celebrated. Nowadays, part of the walls of the Annunciation place is located in an Italian basilica. Let's see how and why this relocation from Nazareth.

Mosaics of the Basilica of San Vitale are not only known for their richness and holiness, but above all for the way the mosaic tiles were placed.

In the middle of Kirghizstan, the capital of a predominantly Muslim nation, a first Catholic cathedral will rise. A signal of the strong Christian presence.

In Italy, it is common to give customised favours with religious articles such as rosaries, crosses or medals. Let's see what are the differences between favours for Communion and favours for Confirmation.

During the celebration of the First Communion, but in general of the Eucharist, the priest uses several liturgical supplies. Two of these: The gold or silver chalice and the ciborium.

Starting from Ash Wednesday the Lent begins and it well reminds to faithful people their condition, but also a renewed closeness to the Lord.

The bronze bell of Rovereto is the result of a long process of casting bronze from the cannons of all those nations participating in the First World War.

The sanctuary of Lourdes has one of the most impressive statues of Our Lady in the world. Twenty questions were enough to made the marble statue.

Interesting innovations in the church world. Over 16,000 churches in the UK have started accepting offerings via Apple Pay. Not less important is the technological offering box of the church of Saint-François de Molitor, in Paris.

Here why priests wear purple vestments 40 days before Easter. History and meaning of the colour purple on liturgical vestments during Lent, as well as a small curiosity dating back to the Middle Age.

A worship place that was realised at the beginning of the 20th Century by the "Hungarian Gaudi". Here in Bratislava the church with a special design and shapes of colour, all inspired by the Art Nouveau.

Incense, which has been always mentioned in the Holy Scriptures, represents a purifying essence of the sacred space occupied by the tabernacle. Let us look together when and in which contest it is represented in the Catholic Liturgy.