The Dangerous Myth of the ‘Completed Life’
COMMENTARY: A famous saying — ‘It ain’t over over till it’s over’ — has untapped wisdom and should be recalled and applied to the current debate on euthanasia.
Pope Leo XIV Tells Soldiers: It Is Noble to Defend the Sovereignty of Your Homeland
The pontiff reflected on military values in a private audience with the Military Ordinariate of Portugal on Aug. 24.
‘Winnie-the-Pooh’ 100 Years Later: Virtues in the 100-Acre Wood
‘Milne never preaches,’ Ashenden reflected. ‘He simply shows us a small world ordered by mercy and lets children grow up half-remembering that this is how the real world ought to be.’
Good for the Soul (and Soil): Boulaur Abbey in France Offers Original Recipe for Monastic Revival
After launching an ambitious farm project that prioritizes both healthy soil and the health of the soul, these Cistercian nuns are drawing seekers of all kinds to a place of encounter — inspired by nature — between the cloister and the outside world.
Pope Leo XIV Remembers Victims of Ebola and Mining Disaster in Central Africa
During his Angelus on Aug. 23, the pontiff expressed closeness to the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Central African Republic.
‘You Are Home’: Pope Leo XIV Meets With Sick, Disabled Residents at Rimini
The Pope urged the assembly to take part in Church life 'in the parish, in associations, and in places of welcome and service.'
At Friendship Meeting in Italy, Pope Leo Calls for Fraternity: ‘Love Is the Law of Life’
"Our heart, so big and capable of loving, should never be closed. Let's find the way together to build a world of peace and love," the Pope said to a crowd of thousands.
In San Marino, Pope Leo XIV Tells Young People: ‘We Only Find Authentic Freedom in Jesus Christ’
The Holy Father urged youth to 'embrace their mission in the world' and give themselves to God.
Pope Leo XIV Visits San Marino, the Oldest Republic in the World and a ‘Laboratory’ of Good Policies
The Pope undertook the visit to “encourage the Christian testimony” of San Marino’s people and contribute to “the construction of the common good.”
The Battle Against Despair — and a Shrine of Hope
The Catholic Church must prepare for the coming battle of despair — Register contributor Alberto Fernandez explains why. Then EWTN News’ Solène Tadié takes us inside Paris’ other Notre-Dame, a shrine with 37,000 answered prayers.