You’ve seen us at Mass: women or men who are married to non-Catholics. We’re often at church on our own without our spouses. We appear to be alone, though many of us feel our commitment to Catholicism is supported by our non-Catholic spouses. By Jenny Gorman Patton, Angelus News
In Mayorga, Spain, villagers wear hats and gloves to protect themselves from burns while they take part in the El Vítor torch procession, a tradition dating to the 18th century that celebrated the arrival of the relics of the Spanish saint Turibius of Mogrovejo, who served as archbishop of Lima. (César Manso/AFP/Getty Images)
