The feast of Saint Christopher is celebrated in the Catholic Church on 25 July. It pays tribute to one of the most popular saints in the Christian tradition, whose legend has had a profound effect on the imagination of believers. Although his historical existence is not attested with certainty, his cult is very old: as early as the 5th century, churches were dedicated to him and his figure was honoured by the faithful across Europe. Read more...

The Saint Christopher medal is undoubtedly one of the most widespread religious objects in the Christian world. Often given on the occasion of a journey, a christening, a first communion or even when obtaining a driving licence, it represents much more than just a piece of jewellery. It embodies the protection of Saint Christopher, patron saint of travellers, and reminds us of God's presence on all of life's journeys. Read more...

St Christopher is one of the most popular saints in the Christian tradition. His name literally means "Christ-bearer". Legend has it that he was a man of great stature and impressive strength, who devoted his life to helping travellers cross a dangerous river. One day, he carried on his shoulders a child who turned out to be Christ himself. This story has made him the patron saint of travellers, invoked for centuries to protect those who take to the road, whether on foot, on horseback, by boat, and then in modern times by train, plane or car. Read more...

Among the many pilgrimages that punctuate the spiritual life of the Lourdes shrine, the pilgrimage of Travellers occupies a unique place, deeply marked by faith and fervour. Every year, thousands of families from the Gypsy, Gypsy, Roma and Yenish communities gather at the foot of the Virgin Mary, bringing with them their culture, their music, their way of praying and their great trust in Providence. Over the decades, this pilgrimage has become an essential part of their spiritual and community life. Read more...

For centuries, the Bible has been translated throughout the world, so that every believer can access the Word of God in their own language. Today, there are a multitude of versions of the Bible, each with its own particularities. Faced with this abundance, one question often comes up: which is the best translation of the Bible? The answer actually depends on several criteria: faithfulness to the original text, clarity of language, intended use and the religious tradition to which one belongs. Read more...