Earthquake in Colombia Causes at Least 20 Deaths, Partial Collapse of Neo-Gothic Cathedral
The death toll remains unknown as authorities assess the damage, which affected several cities in the western part of the country.
What the Rise of the Diaconate Means for the Church
COMMENTARY: The remarkable growth of the permanent diaconate invites the Church to ask what our Lord may be saying through it.
The ‘Killer Robots’ Have Arrived. Here’s How the Church Is Responding.
As the Catholic Church stands firm against autonomous weapons, does AI have any place in warfare?
EWTN News Explains: What Does It Mean That the Pope Is Both Head of State and Head of the Church?
What do the Holy Father’s two roles mean in the context of his day-to-day work as the visible leader of the world’s Catholics?
Holy Family Farm, Where Young Men ‘Get Dirt Under Their Nails’ and Foster Masculine Discipline
‘This is a school for life.’
Religious Faith Can Protect Against Anxiety Disorders in Youth, Says Study
The research, which looked at data over three decades, reports that a country’s religious values may serve as ‘a protective factor’ against anxiety issues in children and adolescents.
Denver Healing Could Move a Nun Jailed by Communists Toward Sainthood
The postulator of Blessed Zdenka Schelingová’s cause has delivered the dossier on an alleged Denver healing to the archbishop of Bratislava, advancing her path toward canonization.
Pope Leo XIV: Stop Vicious Cycle of Violence in Sudan and Ukraine
The Pontiff also appealed for peace in the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia during his Aug. 9 Angelus address and reassured the faithful: ‘Jesus does not abandon us.’
Peter Kreeft: The Consummate Catholic Professor
The philosopher and author of more than 100 books (including one on the spirituality of surfing) is about to start his 62nd year of teaching at Boston College.
St. Edith Stein’s Daily Advice for Women
As a philosopher and master of the feminine genius, St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross knew the feminine heart and soul so well.