- At a meeting with migrants and the organisations that rescue and accompany them in Gran Canaria, Pope Leo urges the world not to grow indifferent […]
- When Pope Leo XIV arrived at the Church of Sant Augustin (Agustí Nou) in Barcelona's El Raval neighbourhood, he was being hosted, so to speak, […]
- Pope Leo XIV is set to arrive in the Canary Islands—the landing place for thousands of migrants coming from one of the deadliest migratory routes […]
- Describing the Basilica as a catechesis made of stone, color, and light, the Pope emphasized that those who believe cannot kill innocent people nor abandon […]
- At a meeting with Diocesan Charity and Welfare organisations in Barcelona, Pope Leo XIV answers a young boy's questions about suffering, forgiveness and the meaning […]
- by Juan Andrés Muñoz Fernández“We went without expecting anything, and we came back with the greatest gift we could have received,” Sergi told EWTN News.
- by EWTN News StaffThe Holy Father will next visit the Canary Islands before wrapping up his seven-day visit to Spain.
- by Kate QuiñonesAn advertising campaign is set to play at the FIFA 2026 World Cup to give sports fans the opportunity to encounter the stories of abortion […]
- by Victoria CardielThe Sagrada Familia Basilica's spectacular central spire is crowned by a white cross that makes it the tallest church in the world.
- by Almudena Martínez-BordiúÁngeles Hernández had the experience of a lifetime as she served as the co-pilot on the flight taking Pope Leo XIV from Madrid to Barcelona.
- by Carolyn Humphreys, O.C.D.S.“Back in Chicago, in 1933, city officials and reporters waited for the arrival of that year’s Nobel Peace Prize winner. When he stepped off the train, […]
- by Paul SuskiHelena Kmieć comes from Libiąż, a town west of Kraków. Poles have only a vague sense of where it is. Let us be honest: most […]
- by Deacon Gregory WebsterYes, as a Catholic, I find the annual observance of “Pride Month” difficult. The rainbow given to Noah after the flood (Genesis 9:13-17) is now […]
- by Fr Dino VaninIs it true that “we are what we eat?” It depends on what one means by it, I guess; but it is true for those who […]
- by Michael BaglinoCatholicism has logic. Catholicism has reasoning. Catholicism has a way of life and of thinking. His way, not ours. Reading any one of the following would […]
