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U.S. and African bishops displayed solidarity with one another as religious freedom in Nigeria took center stage in Washington, D.C., at a Mass and a congressional hearing.
One former worker was already the subject of a lawsuit by the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
The pontiff said Christians grow closer when they deepen their shared faith in Christ, "the ultimate source of our peace."
Behind the backlash against the appointment of an abortion advocate to leadership at Notre Dame is a group of young Catholic pro-lifers, including a student who was adopted from China.
Catholic actress and podcast host Siobhan Fallon Hogan hopes "Catholics & Cappuccinos" will remind listeners that "being a Catholic can mean great joy."
Sister Miriam Francis Perlewitz taught Scripture at Bangladesh's national seminary for decades and co-founded an inclusive school serving Christian, Muslim, and Hindu children.
The archdiocese alleged that Chubb Insurance posed as the "Church Accountability Project."
A Slovak opposition party has questioned aspects of the country's 25-year-old agreement with the Vatican, prompting Catholic bishops to defend the accord as serving the common good of all citizens.
In a recent pastoral letter, Bishop Michael Burbidge addressed what he sees as a "crisis" in mental health among Catholics, especially the young, and seeks to remove stigma over seeking help.
The Vatican has published the schedule of liturgies that Pope Leo XIV will celebrate in February, March, and the beginning of April, which includes the start of Lent, Holy Week, and Easter.
