- Meeting with representatives of the local Church in Chiclayo, Pope Leo XIV reminds the faithful that Baptism makes our primary identity always be that of […]
- During a brief private visit to the St. Oscar Romero Chapel in Chiclayo, Peru, Pope Leo XIV reflects on how all the faithful are called […]
- Presiding at Mass for around 500,000 people in Chiclayo, Pope Leo XIV says all Christians are missionary disciples, insisting that no baptized person “can be […]
- European governments are seeking a greater role in U.S.-brokered peace negotiations as Washington prepares for expected talks with Moscow in China. The diplomatic efforts come […]
- The U.N. nuclear watchdog says it is increasingly concerned about Iran refusing access to a suspected underground uranium facility.Read all
- by Tyler ArnoldIn recent decades, support for the death penalty has declined the most with Democrats but has also seen declines among independents and Republicans.
- by Zoe RomanowskyCanadian bishops urge change to euthanasia bill, Mosul honors two martyrs, Irish archbishop highlights how AI affects human trafficking, and more in this week’s Catholic […]
- by Isabella ReedPapal health clinics will provide free medical care to the poor ahead of a lunch between Pope Leo XIV and 1,300 people in need on […]
- by Francis X. RoccaAbout 1.5 million members of his former flock turned out to greet the pontiff.
- by Alexander FolzAI may play only a supporting role in the sacraments, preaching, liturgy, and pastoral care under a new framework adopted at the bishops' autumn plenary […]
- by James S. AndersonIt is not recognized by many that the Catholic Church takes the Bible even more seriously than Protestants, in part because to Catholics the Word […]
- by Carolyn Humphreys, O.C.D.S.We thank you then, dear Father, for all things bright and good. The seedtime and the harvest, our life, our health, our food. And all that we can offer, Your boundless love imparts. The […]
- by Fr Dino VaninAs often as we watch the news, we get nervous and deeply concerned about the situation of our country and of the world. To the […]
- by Fr Joseph EsperOn the Solemnity of All Saints, it makes sense to start with the question “Who or what is a saint?” Very simply, the saints are those […]
- by Thomas AddisIf you think the socialists have some good ideas for America, then, as a public service from Catholic Journal, we offer a checklist to see what […]
