The Dangerous Journey Home for Christian Communities in Southern Lebanon
With the usual roads damaged or inaccessible, residents must travel in organized convoys through military checkpoints and Israeli-occupied territory, an ordeal some call a ‘road to Calvary.’
Pope Leo XIV Calls for Peace in Ukraine After Russian Attacks
The Holy Father also reflected on the importance of fraternal correction among members of the Church.
Three Young Lebanese Men Turn Small Bible Study into Largest in the Middle East
More than 3,000 people have joined a growing Catholic Bible study initiative in Lebanon as organizers launch more days and times throughout the country and beyond.
7 Lesser-Known Apostles and Where Catholics Can Encounter Them Today
Not many details are known about some of Jesus’ closest followers — here are some of their names and where their relics and tombs can be found today.
Thousands Attend Annual Pro-Life March in London
The march comes amid an ongoing debate over abortion law in England, Scotland and Wales, with pro-life campaigners calling for greater restrictions on abortion.
The Saint Behind the ‘Dark Night’
A closer look at St. John of the Cross reveals a mystic whose life was shaped not only by suffering and contemplation, but by an uncompromising love of God.
Mel Gibson Opens Up to Raymond Arroyo on ‘The Passion’ Re-Release and ‘Resurrection’ Plans
Despite intense pre-release skepticism and fears that its graphic intensity would incite division, the film went on to gross more than $610 million worldwide.
Mother Teresa Visited Fulton Sheen Before He Died — and Many Other Times
Their meetings took place over the course of two decades — but aren’t well-documented or well-known because they were almost always in private.
What the Death of Norway’s King Harald Teaches Us About Christ the King
COMMENTARY: The death of King Harald on Aug. 28 fell amid feast days that prompt Catholic reflection on kingship.
Jesus Offers Clear Advice on Christian Correction
The Mass readings are an important reminder of our obligation to correct the sinner and be open to correction ourselves.