- Pope Leo XIV authorises the promulgation of decrees relating to the upcoming beatification of nine seminarians, a priest, and a layman, martyrs during the Spanish […]
- Kenya’s Pontifical Society of Missionary Childhood in Kakamega Diocese recently led 30 children on a Pilgrimage of Hope and Solidarity to the Diocese of Lodwar. […]
- Pope Leo XIV meets with the Italian Order of Employment Consultants, and invites them to be close to those who are in need, as they […]
- As Pope Leo XIV accepts the resignation of Cardinal Timothy Dolan and appoints Archbishop Ronald Hicks to shepherd the Archdiocese of New York, Archbishop Hicks […]
- In his Message for the 2026 World Day of Peace, Pope Leo XIV addresses the escalation of war, rearmament and fear in international relations, and […]
- Pope Leo XIV passes through the Holy Door carrying the jubilee cross as he leads the pilgrimage of the Holy See on June 9, 2025. […]
- Catholic faithful gather on Friday, Nov. 14, 2025, in St. Mary’s Pro Cathedral in Dublin to celebrate two milestones: a decree from Pope Leo XIV […]
- New York Archbishop-elect Ronald Hicks meets people at St. Patrick’s Cathedral on Dec. 18, 2025, in New York City. / Credit: Adam Gray/Getty Images Vatican […]
- U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth (at right) meets with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio (at left) and then-National Security Adviser Mike Waltz (at […]
- This image is preserved in the Church of San Vital, built in 386, in Rome. / Credit: Victoria Cardiel/EWTN News Rome Newsroom, Dec 17, 2025 […]
- by Deacon Gregory WebsterLoneliness, once regarded as the silent ache in the backrooms of life, has become a defining wound of our digital age. While technological progress promises […]
- by William BorstOn the return flight from Florida, I had neglected to separate my book for the trip from our luggage. As a result, I was dangling […]
- by Fr Dino VaninThe word “patient” is repeated several times in the very short reading from St. James’ letter (5:7-10), which is the second reading for the Third […]
- by Fr Joseph EsperSeveral centuries ago in Great Britain, the punishment for public crimes was what we would today consider cruel and unusual. Once, for instance, there was a […]
- by Deacon Gregory WebsterIn a recent article in The Michigan Daily, (“Michigan Medicine should remember its best not its worst”), Kristin Collier and Scott Lyons highlighted Michigan Medicine’s recent celebration […]
