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"We stand in awe of God's work in our midst," Bishop Michael Martin said.
The Neocatechumenal Way is present in 138 countries, has more than 115 seminaries, and comprises some 25,000 communities, totaling over 1 million members.
From Bangladesh's new Catholic captain to pioneers in Pakistan and India, Christian women are rising in South Asian soccer.
The prayer service invites Catholics to reflect on the nation's history through the lens of migration, displacement, slavery, and faith while encouraging advocacy for vulnerable migrant populations.
The Chaldean Synod elected Archbishop Amel Shamon Nona in April after the resignation of Cardinal Louis Raphael Sako.
The Pontifical Ecclesiastical Academy in Rome was founded in 1701 as a training ground for the pope's ambassadors.
The pontiff praised Venerable Sheen, who will be beatified Sept. 24, as "a light of faith, hope, and love" whose radio and television broadcasts brought the Gospel to millions.
Cardinal Michael Czerny, whose family fled communism, will preside as two executed priests become the first martyrs of communism beatified in the Czech Republic.
The 2026 Conference of the Society of Catholic Scientists will take place June 5–7 at Mundelein Seminary near Chicago.
At the Sunday Angelus, the pope prayed for "a just and lasting peace" as the Church closed a monthlong Marian appeal for countries ravaged by war.
