Earthquake in Peru: Statue of Mary Untouched as Church Roof Caves In
The walls of the colonial era church are still standing, but the roof collapsed into the nave. The parish priest estimated restoring the church will cost $2 million.
Spain’s Hit Film ‘Sundays’ Takes Religious Vocation Mainstream
In the award-winning Spanish film, an unbeliever’s camera provokes audiences to take seriously the possibility that God still calls.
The Napa Way: Before We Debate, Let’s Have Dinner Together
COMMENTARY: As Catholics, we must look beyond our disagreements to search for common ground.
How the ‘No Contact’ Phenomenon May Point to a Broader Societal Breakdown
In her latest book, Noelle Mering argues that the surge of young adults cutting ties with family points to the prevalence of individualism in today’s culture.
US Vice President JD Vance and Wife Usha Welcome Fourth Child
“Children are the most rewarding thing,“ Vance said in an interview earlier this year.
Pope Leo XIV Makes Private Visit to St. Benedict’s Tomb, Prays for Peace
The pontiff travelled to the Benedictine Abbey of Montecassino on July 20 from Castel Gandolfo, where he is on vacation.
Sacred Artist June Jameson Aims to ‘Bring Heaven Down to Earth Visually’
This artist’s characteristic delicacy and depth of feeling is reflected in her Christocentric, Marian and saint-focused paintings.
New Pope Leo XIV Medal on Sustainability to Debut in Rome in October
The Pope will personally present the Villanova University-sponsored award at the International Sustainability Conference Oct. 12-15.
Bishops Embrace Proposed Grant Rules to Restrict Gender Ideology, Oppose Migrant Provisions
The bishops support grant rules that restrict funding for gender ideology and call for strengthening rules on abortion and religious freedom. They oppose restrictions related to migrants.
Steubenville Youth Conference Marks 50 Years, Reaching Over a Million Young People
For five decades, the Steubenville Youth Conference has helped over a million young people encounter Jesus Christ.