Vatican Nuncio to German Bishops: Pope and Eucharist Prevent a ‘Christian-Flavored NGO’
In his first address to the German bishops’ plenary, Archbishop Hubertus van Megen said that no local Church outranks another.
Pope Leo XIV to Contemplative Nuns: In a World of Speed, Silence Is Precious
The pontiff held a private audience with the International Commission of Nuns on Sept. 30.
Pope Leo Pens a Letter to the White Sox Ahead of Their World Series Quest
The baseball fan offered a bit of divine inspiration on the South Side.
Burning Question: Is Smoking Making a Comeback Among Gen Z Catholics?
While tobacco remains as risky as ever and its use is declining nationwide, some young Catholics are showing interest in its social and cultural place.
A Terrible Coarsening
COMMENTARY: ‘Reproductive health’ and ‘reproductive freedom’ always will be euphemisms deployed to hide the truth of what happens in an abortion.
March for Life Reveals 2027 Theme, With Truth as the Focus
Retired Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw is set to give the keynote address at the Jan. 22, 2027, rally.
Is Your Faith Losing Its Fire?
COMMENTARY: The remedy to lukewarmness is to return to the fire, not to seek a cooler corner of the room.
About 3,000 People Gather in Washington, DC, for Rosary Pilgrimage
The Dominican Friars of the Province of St. Joseph hosted the Sept. 26 event.
Federal Court Rules in Favor of Oklahoma Jewish Charter School Amid Public Funding Lawsuit
A Catholic charter school had previously brought a similar lawsuit against the state but had failed to secure a ruling from the Supreme Court.
An Inconvenient Minority
COMMENTARY: There are convenient or useful minorities — and then there are those that many in the world seem to wish away, such as the Afrikaners.