Rome’s Ancient Marvels Gave These Engineering Students a Sense of Their Vocation
Each student became an expert on a specific site in Rome, exploring the history of its construction, how it was built, and engineering principles learned in academic work.
Amid World Cup, Church in Mexico Reminds Fans That Prayer Is ‘The Path to Unite the World’
The sight of players who were fiercely competing just moments before joining together in prayer at the end of a soccer match sends a powerful message that prayer unites and overcomes differences.
Pope Leo XIV Wants a Missionary Church — What Does That Look Like Today?
Several Catholic voices weigh in on the missionary vision of the current pontificate.
SSPX Consecrates Bishops in Defiance of Rome’s Schism Warning
The unauthorized July 1 rite in Écône, Switzerland, came despite Pope Leo XIV’s appeal to 'please turn back' and could trigger automatic excommunication for the six bishops involved.
Keeping a Republic: A 250th Birthday Meditation
COMMENTARY: It takes a critical mass of people, living certain virtues, to keep the American experiment on track.
Too Short, Too Structured? Cardinals Reflect on Synodal Consistory
Participants highlight benefits of collegial exchange but question whether the format allows real and effective counsel to reach the Pope.
Cape Verde’s World Cup Success Puts Spotlight on Island-Nation and Its Catholic Faith
There is an American connection with the archipelagic nation — in Massachusetts.
A New Mexico Mountain with Christ at the Top Is the Latest Battleground in U.S. Immigration Debate
Mount Cristo Rey in the Diocese of Las Cruces stands over a disputed patch of borderland that the U.S. government is attempting to seize from the Catholic Church.
Argentinians Join in Prayer for Earthquake-Shattered Venezuelans
In his homily during a Mass offered for the earthquake's victims, Archbishop Jorge Scheinig urged the faithful to reexamine their priorities in life, realizing one can lose everything in an instant.
Christian Brothers in Australia Transferred Millions in Property Ahead of Settlement, Report Claims
Christian Brothers Oceania Province announced in June that it would be shuttering its operations amid efforts to settle abuse lawsuits.