Melkite Priest Finds Consecrated Host Intact After 47 Days in Damaged Church
‘Jesus was waiting for us,’ a priest in southern Lebanon said after returning to his damaged church in the town of Tbenine following the ceasefire on April 17.
A Catholic Wedding in Photos: Capturing the Sacredness of Matrimony and the Beauty of the Mass
Catholic couples seek photography that reflects the covenant of marriage, not just the celebration.
Discover ‘The Unknown St. Francis of Assisi’ in New ‘EWTN Learn’ Series
Teresa Tomeo hosts in Italy, walking in the footsteps of Francis.
When Teaching the Faith Becomes a Crime in Iceland
COMMENTARY: A priest is under investigation after explaining that those in grave sin should not receive Holy Communion.
Former Attorney General Bill Barr: U.S Military Action Against Iran Meets Criteria for ‘Just War’
Pope Leo XIV and U.S. bishops have said the war fails just‑war criteria, warning it lacks proportionality, last resort, and a clear moral end.
White House to Bring Back Firing Squads as Pope Leo XIV Calls for US Death Penalty to Be Abolished
The federal government says it is moving to ‘strengthen’ the federal death penalty while the Pope is calling for an end to capital punishment.
Coalition Letter Urges U.S. Senate to Extend Defunding of Abortion Industry
Here is a roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news.
Go to the Good Shepherd
Jesus says, 'Amen, amen, I say to you ... I am the gate. … I came so that they might have life and have it more abundantly.'
Connecticut Diocese Debuts ‘Maria,’ an AI Fundraising Personality ‘Rooted in the Church’s Mission’
The Diocese of Bridgeport rolled out the new tool to a select number of donors ahead of a larger release.
UK Pro-Life Groups Hail ‘Great Victory’ as Assisted-Suicide Legislation Fails
Proposed legislation in England and Wales, which much of the media portrayed as ‘inevitable,’ stalls in House of Lords after ‘extraordinary effort’ to oppose it.