Is the World Ready for a Game-Show Saint?
Fulton Sheen’s 1956 Appearance on ‘What’s My Line?’
From Abortion to Euthanasia: How Will Pope Leo XIV Respond to the Culture of Death?
NEWS ANALYSIS: The Pope’s upcoming visit to France following its recent legalization of euthanasia could shape our understanding of how the Leonine pontificate will navigate life issues, in Europe and abroad.
Love Is Not a Feeling But a Decision, Pope Leo XIV Tells Couples
In the foreword to a new edition of the youth catechism YouCat, on the subject of love and marriage, Pope Leo XIV goes to the heart of the vocation to love: serving through a generous gift of self.
Catholic Mother Denied Vaccine Exemption in New York
She had asked the U.S. Supreme Court for a temporary injunction so her son could start kindergarten as the fight continues in court.
US Bishops Urge Supreme Court to Rule Against Indefinite Detention of Noncitizens
The bishops argue that strong due process protections are consistent with American principles and good governance in accordance with Catholic teaching.
Archbishop Moth Sees ‘Sweet Spot’ for Evangelization in England
In a wide-ranging interview with the Register, the archbishop of Westminster sees an opportunity amid talk of a ‘quiet revival’ and addresses migration, assisted suicide, the traditional Latin Mass and Britain’s new Catholic prime minister.
U.S. Bishops Urge Supreme Court to Allow Communities to Regulate Firearms Under Second Amendment
The Supreme Court is set to consider whether or not Americans are permitted to possess AR-15 rifles and similar firearms.
Palm Beach Diocese Says Investigation Showed Priest Committed Sexual Misconduct, Abuse of Power
The priest has been deemed “unsuitable for ministry” for the time being, the diocese said after an inquiry by a diocesan review board.
A Doctor and a Biologist in Spain Embrace Life as Consecrated Virgins
In a special rite, Ana Isabel García and Estefanía Ibáñez embraced a life of consecrated virginity for the sake of Christ and service to his Church.
Archbishop Coakley’s Letter Urges Trump to Pause Haiti Deportations
'As citizens of this great country, we have been entrusted with a tremendous moral responsibility, and this is true most of all for you as our head of state, Mr. President,' Archbishop Coakley said.