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In a new apostolic exhortation, "Your Light Will Break Forth Like the Dawn" (Is 58:8), the Venezuelan bishops said they seek to convey "a message of hope" to their fellow citizens.
The prohibition of pastoral missions in the Diocese of León and the tightening of restrictions on Catholic religious events in Managua and other cities continues in Nicaragua.
Pope Leo XIV urges Catholics to listen more closely to God and others — and to "disarm" their language by fasting from words that wound — in his message for Lent 2026.
The country's growing economic and social instability prompts request to delay meeting with Pope Leo XIV.
The first season introduced viewers to James Little, a student fresh out of college desperate for a job.
Manuel Nin Güell, newly appointed exarch of an ancient Byzantine monastery near Rome, explains the origins of Byzantine-rite Catholicism and its role in the search for Christian unity.
The university has endured sustained backlash for nominating the outspoken abortion advocate to lead an academic department.
The aid has been coordinated between the Catholic Church in Cuba and the United States government, bypassing the communist regime.
After a report found that nearly two-thirds of abortions are chemical, advocacy groups are pushing for national and local safeguards against mail-order abortion pill prescriptions.
U.S. parishes and other Catholic groups are expected to participate in the initiative ahead of the Fourth of July.
