The Path Through Lent Is Deeper, Living Prayer
In Lent’s middle stretch, when prayer can falter, the saints call us back to deeper communion with the God who dwells within us.
Michael Knowles: America’s Founding Mirrors Catholic Political Philosophy
The conservative commentator argues that the U.S. Constitution reflects St. Thomas Aquinas’ ‘mixed regime’ and a broader natural law tradition, despite the founders’ Protestant roots.
Vatican Secretary of State Urges End to Iran War, Warns of Escalation
Cardinal Pietro Parolin said he would tell Trump and Israel to 'stop as soon as possible.'
Digital Sports Betting Fuels a New March Madness
COMMENTARY: The profusion of smartphone applications further fuels temptation, especially for young men.
Archbishop Sample Urges Catholics to ‘Reject Conspiracies and Lies’ That Lead to Antisemitism
'The Jewish community is attacked at a far higher rate than any other religious group in the United States,' Archbishop Alexander Sample said. 'We must clearly speak out against antisemitism.'
Nigerian Bishops Tell the Pope: Our People Are Dying
As Christians in their country suffer increased persecution, the Nigerian bishops bring the hopes of a nation to Rome.
National Catholic Prayer Breakfast Celebrates Catholic Contributions to USA
This year’s event highlighted American Catholic accomplishments and patriotism as the nation celebrates its 250th birthday.
‘A Tragic Moment for Our Nation’: UK Catholic Leaders Condemn Up-to-Birth Abortion Vote
The House of Lords rejects amendments to limit decriminalization, prompting strong criticism from Catholic leaders and prolife advocates.
Pope Leo’s Return to the Papal Apartment Corrects an Anomaly
COMMENTARY: Now that Leo has moved back to the papal apartment, will the relics of St. Peter return, too?
Lebanon Faces ‘Catastrophic’ Situation, Catholic Humanitarian Leader Says
The president of a leading Catholic charity organization in Lebanon is sounding the alarm over the increasingly precarious situation faced by Christians in the region.