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Catholic ‘Indiana Jones’ Dave Stotts Takes ‘Road Less Traveled’ on EWTN

Dave Stotts, host of EWTN Studios’ ‘The Road Less Traveled: Türkiye,’ journeys through the ancient lands of the early Church, bringing history and the Catholic faith to life.

The ‘Drive Thru History’ host explores the early Church, the saints and the roads that led him to Catholicism.

Seek Mercy and Forgive

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‘Experience mercy from God and then extend it to others,’ writes Msgr. Charles Pope.

Forgiving means letting go of the hatred and anger we so often carry.

Art and Healing After 9/11

Crucifix sculpted by Dony Mac Manus, damaged in the May 2001 fire at the New York Academy of Art.

In a time of tragedy, the ‘Pietà’ restored one world-renowned Catholic sculptor’s faith in humanity.

UK Parliament Rejects Assisted-Suicide Bill

Houses of Parliament and Big Ben tower, with Thames River, in London

‘The true measure of a compassionate society is its willingness to support people through difficult circumstances rather than encouraging them to end their lives,’ Archbishop John Sherrington said.

Synod Study Group Proposes Broader Role for Catholics in Bishops’ Ad Limina Visits

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About half of Nigeria’s bishops visit the tomb of St. Paul after celebrating Mass at the Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls in Rome during their ad limina visit on March 4, 2026.

Study Group 7 says bishops’ visits to Rome should be instruments of missionary conversion, communal discernment, and greater co-responsibility in the Church.

25 Years After 9/11: How Heroic Faith Inspired Conversion and Hope in Christ

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The 9/11 Memorial in midtown Manhattan, honoring the 2,977 victims of Sept. 11, 2001, and the 9/11 cross at Ground Zero are poignant reminders 25 years later. Also shown, left to right: Father Stephen McGraw; Franciscan Father Brian Jordan; and Paul Carris and Judith Toppin, about a year before 9/11.

‘We saw goodness at its best. We also saw evil at its worst. But good always triumphs over evil.’

Bishop Boxie Addresses Why the U.S. Has So Few Black Catholic Bishops

Archdiocese of Washington Auxiliary Bishop Robert Boxie III speaks to Catherine Hadro on “EWTN News in Depth,” Aug. 21, 2026.

'I really enjoy the gift of a Black Catholicism, Black Catholic spirituality, and it certainly does have a place in the universal Church,' Bishop Robert Boxie said.

Major Rome Marian Conference Seeks to Restore ‘Theological Clarity’ on Mary

Marble statue of the Virgin Mary and Child Jesus in a church facade niche, with Baroque and Renaissance architectural elements, in Rome

Virginia Coda Nunziante says the October gathering will unite doctrine and devotion, reaffirming the Blessed Virgin’s singular cooperation in salvation and her enduring place in Catholic life.