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The pontiff made Vanity Fair's annual Best Dressed list this month in "the originals" category, but what is it about his papal style that the fashion world finds compelling?
The Aug. 26 ruling ordered Yona Schreiber to be committed to an inpatient treatment facility for a maximum six years, though he may be released early at the discretion of the facility.
Federal judge reverses 'patently unlawful' White House visa rule after challenge from Catholic group
U.S. District Judge Jeannette Vargas rebuked the Trump administration for what she said was a "direct" infringement on normal federal policy rules.
From May to August, the pope has dedicated his Wednesday general audiences to reflecting on the liturgy. Here is a recap of what he said.
A Los Angeles resident has sued the city government alleging that the displays violate the establishment clause of the U.S. Constitution.
"Nobody is trying to push sharia law on anyone else, just like I hope nobody is trying to push canon law on anybody else," Abdul El-Sayed said during a Fox News interview.
Bishops said rigid vetting rules could prolong children's custody stays beyond the nearly 190-day fiscal 2026 average.
Poland's bishops are raising concerns about mandatory "health education" classes as the school year begins.
Officials said Saint-Simon Catholic Church on the Acadian Peninsula was a "total loss" after a massive blaze destroyed it.
Besides affirming the existence of demons based on Scripture, tradition, and the magisterium, the symposium emphasized the need to discern between genuine demonic activity and mental illness.
