Nevada Catholic Churches Open Doors Amid Northern Nevada Wildfires
Catholic parishes and Catholic Charities in Nevada are responding with aid amid an ongoing wildfire that has caused mass evacuations in the Reno area.
Who Will Be Offered the First Red Hats of Leo XIV’s Pontificate?
ANALYSIS: The first American Pope has yet to appoint his inaugural batch of cardinals.
Virginia’s Dangerous Catch-22 for Military Chaplains
COMMENTARY: ‘Johnson v. Fleming’ asserts that the state demands that National Guard chaplain candidates have a master’s degree in theology, and in this case refuses to fund the only path to it.
The Whole Christian Life, According to Micah
COMMENTARY: The Old Testament prophet distills the path to holiness into a few simple words: Do what is right, love what is good, and walk humbly with God.
Catholic Conversions Surge On College Campuses, Hallow Data Shows
Texas A&M University posted the biggest jump, rising about 69% from 121 to 204 adults entering the Church over the past two academic years.
High-Ranking Vatican Official to Meet With Putin’s Adviser in Russia
With Archbishop Paul Gallagher’s visit to Moscow this week, the Vatican continues to try to be a facilitator in bringing about a peaceful resolution to the Russia-Ukraine war.
San Francisco Archbishop Urges New Nigerian Priests to Be ‘Friends and Fathers’ to Their People
“The people of God must know that the priest is with them, that he is for them, and that he acts only with their best interest in mind,” Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone told 14 newly ordained priests.
The Dangerous Myth of the ‘Completed Life’
COMMENTARY: A famous saying — ‘It ain’t over over till it’s over’ — has untapped wisdom and should be recalled and applied to the current debate on euthanasia.
Pope Leo XIV Tells Soldiers: It Is Noble to Defend the Sovereignty of Your Homeland
The pontiff reflected on military values in a private audience with the Military Ordinariate of Portugal on Aug. 24.
‘Winnie-the-Pooh’ 100 Years Later: Virtues in the 100-Acre Wood
‘Milne never preaches,’ Ashenden reflected. ‘He simply shows us a small world ordered by mercy and lets children grow up half-remembering that this is how the real world ought to be.’