Vineyard View of the Christian Life
The lesson is simple: Stay in the vineyard.
From Proselytism to Politics: Bishop Barron Addresses Hot-Button Issues on EWTN
The Word on Fire founder clarifies the call to evangelize, defends his nonpartisan advisory role on religious liberty, and warns of resurgent communism.
Santa Fe Archbishop Urges ‘Moral Choices’ on Water as Reservoir Levels Shrink to Historic Lows
Archbishop John Wester urged the faithful to develop an “appreciation for the gift of water” amid major ecological challenges in the region.
Father Gabriele Amorth Remembered as Exorcist, Spiritual Guide, and Communicator
A Rome conference marking the 10th anniversary of the priest’s death highlighted his deep humanity, spirituality, and concern for those who suffer.
In Spain and France, Pope Leo’s Crowds Challenge the Secular Narrative
Pope Leo XIV drew more than a million to Madrid this summer — and France is already anticipating an unprecedented success for his September trip.
Pope Leo XIV Praises Catholics Who Led Church in ‘New Directions’
The Pope highlighted the role of laypeople and religious in shaping Catholic social teaching and called for formation in public life rooted in solidarity, justice, and peace.
Vatican Tells UN: Hate Speech Is Poison That Leads to Violence and Persecution
Archbishop Christophe-Zakhia El-Kassis delivered his first address as the Holy See’s representative to the United Nations in New York on Sept. 17.
Amid Warnings of an ‘AI Apocalypse,’ Catholics Take Different Sides
While some Catholics are welcoming tech leaders’ call for a slowdown of AI development, others are questioning their motives and warning of unintended consequences.
White House Touts List of ‘Victories’ for People of Faith
The Trump administration is highlighting its efforts on the faith front, including protecting religious liberty, defending houses of worship, expanding school choice and restoring biological truth.
UK Bill Proposes to Lift Historic Restrictions On Catholic and Jewish Prime Ministers
A U.K. bill may soon change historic law, an inquiry into the death of a Catholic father in Ireland concludes, Asian digital missionaries urged to be responsible, and more in this world news roundup.