Study Finds Many Young Men Feel Lonely, Disconnected, Shut Out of the American Dream
More than 4 in 10 respondents agreed with the statement, 'I am inclined to think that I am a failure,' according to the Institute for Family Studies.
America at 250: Our Unity Is Our Strength
COMMENTARY: Loving service is our responsibility, and liberty our right.
Pope Leo XIV Warns Prayer Is Disappearing From Christian Families
The Pope urged Catholics to rediscover prayer "in its true form" and embrace the Liturgy of the Hours as a daily school of Christian prayer.
Pope Leo XIV to Visit Uruguay, Argentina and Peru in November
The pontiff accepted the invitation of the heads of state and ecclesiastical authorities of the three countries; it will be his first papal trip to Latin America.
The Work Ethic Incarnate
COMMENTARY: Baltimore Colts’ legendary wide receiver Raymond Berry, who died in May, embodied what Pope St. John Paul II taught in Laborem Exercens: Through our work, we become more the person we were created to be.
Spokane Bishop Daly Calls for Prayers Amid ‘Devastating’ Wildfires in Washington State
The blazes have consumed hundreds of structures and forced thousands of local residents to evacuate.
Pope Leo XIV Calls On Knights of Columbus to Be ‘Prophets of Harmony’
The Knights of Columbus are holding the 144th Supreme Convention in Denver.
The Cristero Rebellion of 1926 Offers a Sober Warning Today
COMMENTARY: Horrors are possible in our time, and in places not far away.
Priests Who Experienced Church Desecrations Firsthand Address How Best to React
'Every day there are attacks against the Most Holy Virgin in many ways,' noted Father Manuel Navarro.
Pope Leo XIV’s Curial Restructuring
As dicastery heads reach retirement age, rumors circulate over who Pope Leo will appoint to take their place.