Pope Leo XIV listens to a question from Christopher Pantelakis from the Archdiocese of Las Vegas during a meeting livestreamed from the Vatican with 16,000 young people gathered at the National ...

When Christians recite the Creed, it should prompt an examination of conscience about what they truly believe and what kind of example of faith in God they give to others, Pope L ...

This fall the Vatican paved the way for the Worcester Diocese to begin the cause for the potential canonization of a local Catholic -- Ruth V. K. Pakaluk. Ruth, a wife ...

Theology, law and pastoral concern always go together in the work of Catholic tribunals considering marriage cases, Pope Leo XIV said. The three approaches are not ...

And just like that, we find ourselves once again back at Calvary. For much of this year, we've followed Jesus as he has ...

The best and most effective thing a young Catholic man can do to express his manliness authentically is to attend daily Mass. Or so I will argue. But my argument depends upon seeing the Mass as an as ...

Week by week, the Liturgy has been preparing us for the revelation to be made on this, the last Sunday of the Church year. Jesus, we have been shown, is truly the Chosen One, the Messiah of God, th ...

Moments before writing this piece, a driver blew through a red light as I started to cross the street. I proceeded to express my frustration, as did the driver, who let me know I was number one (altho ...

The Boston College Clough School of Theology and Ministry has received a $1 million grant from Lilly Endowment to establish ...

As night falls across continents on Nov. 19, more than 600 churches and landmarks will light up in red, reminding the world that Christian persecution remains a stark global reality. Th ...

The year was 1943. French Bishop Charles Forbin Janson had just returned from a trip to what was then one of the largest mission lands -- the United States. Bishop Charles was eager to do something to ...

November, the month of the dead, calls us to remember our own death and to prepare for eternal life. We may be tempted to think of this preparation in minimalist terms -- avoiding mortal sin and fulfi ...