US House Passes Housing Bill With Backing From Catholic Charities USA
Catholic Charities USA President Kerry Alys Robinson said the bill ‘has the potential to improve the lives of so many of our fellow citizens.’
One Year After St. Elias Church Bombing, Syrian Christians Find Strength in Faith
For many Syrian Christians, the terrorist attack became a defining moment that shook the community in a way not seen since the final years of the Ottoman Empire.
Supreme Court Rules 6-3 Against Prisoner Seeking Damages for Religious Rights Violation
COMMENTARY: Damon Landor will not receive a dollar for what was done to him. But he has done something important by carrying a case that exposed a real gap in the law all the way to the highest court in the country.
Sen. Hawley Says MLB Admits Error in Warning Giants Players Over Bible Verses
The MLB commissioner said in a letter that the Giants did not adequately inform the players that ‘gay pride’ caps were optional, Hawley said.
Cardinal Pizzaballa and Orthodox Patriarch Theophilus III of Jerusalem Visit the Gaza Strip
The two patriarchs made a pastoral and humanitarian visit to Gaza to show that their concern for the area remains a priority.
This Is the Real Divide Between Rome and the SSPX
COMMENTARY: The central issue between Rome and the SSPX is not primarily liturgical or doctrinal, but the ecclesial unity and charity that bind Catholics to Peter and to one another.
Catholic Group Asks Pope Leo to Clarify Church’s Stance on Israel
‘Should Catholics interpret the creation and enduring existence of the State of Israel as a sign of God’s providence — or should they not?’ Catholic Voices for Israel asks Pope Leo in an open letter.
What Are Catholics Reading This Summer?
Catholic writers, leaders and prominent figures share their reading lists for the warmest months of 2026.
EWTN Wins More Than 75 Awards at 2026 Catholic Media Awards
The awards were announced at the conclusion of the 2026 Catholic Media Conference, held June 16–19 in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Two Opus Dei Members Who Died Trying to Save Friend Honored With Carnegie Medal
Matt Anthony and Matt Schoenecker, who jumped into the cold water beneath a mountain waterfall to try to rescue Val Creus last year, were recognized for their bravery and selflessness.