Parish Pays Tribute to Annunciation Shooting Victims Through Sacred Fresco
Through sacred art, a neighboring parish is paying tribute to the Annunciation parish community in Minneapolis after the deadly shooting last year.
Pope Leo XIV: A Good Family Is the Best Way to Prevent Drug Addiction
The pontiff met on Aug. 27 with participants of a conference promoted by the Pontifical Commission for Latin America.
Cardinal Bo Urges Lawmakers to Reject the ‘Automated Slaughter’ of Autonomous Weapons
He warned Catholic legislators of their responsibility to be leaders in AI regulation during a peace summit in Assisi, Italy.
Possible Eucharistic Miracle in Guatemala: Church Urges ‘Prudence and Restraint’
As in all such cases of an apparent manifestation of the Real Presence, the local Church is duly investigating the phenomenon and urging the faithful not to draw any conclusions.
Israeli Court Acquits Nun’s Attacker, Orders Up to 6 Years in Psychiatric Care
The Aug. 26 ruling ordered Yona Schreiber to be committed to an inpatient treatment facility for a maximum six years, though he may be released early at the discretion of the facility.
Hope and Healing: Annunciation Catholic School Marks One Year Since Shooting With Acts of Service
Archbishop Hebda calls on the faithful to be 'builders of communion' as a day of grief is transformed into an outpouring of love and grace.
Pope Leo XIV Makes ‘Best Dressed’ List: Here’s the Meaning Behind His Papal Garments
The Pontiff made annual ‘Best Dressed’ list from ‘Vanity Fair’ this month in ‘The Originals’ category, but what is it about his papal style that the fashion world finds compelling?
Vatican Official in Russia: War in Ukraine Must End, but Not Through Military Means
Archbishop Paul Gallagher emphasized that the conflict much be resolved through the political and diplomatic process and for the need to step up cooperation on humanitarian issues.
Beyond ‘The Odyssey’: The Love That Moves the Sun and Stars
COMMENTARY: Which account of the divine is more compelling — Christopher Nolan’s Homer or Pope Leo’s Dante?
Los Angeles Merchants Seek to Save 10-Foot Cross, Nativity Scene in City’s Historic Center
A Los Angeles resident has sued the city government alleging that the displays violate the establishment clause of the U.S. Constitution.