Possible Eucharistic miracle in Guatemala: Church urges 'prudence and restraint'

As in all such cases of an apparent manifestation of the Real Presence, the local Church is duly investigating the phenomenon and urging the faithful not to draw any conclusions.

Parish pays tribute to Annunciation shooting victims through sacred fresco

Through sacred art, a neighboring parish is paying tribute to the Annunciation parish community in Minneapolis after the deadly shooting last year.

Augustinian priests: St. Monica had 'great interior strength'

Two Augustinian priests living in Rome explain why the woman they refer to as their "grandmother" continues to be a source of hope and inspiration.

Diocese in Brazil to become 36th consecrated to St. Michael the Archangel

The consecration to be carried out by the bishop is part of the "Great Reconquest" initiative promoted by the Hesed Institute with the arrival in Brazil of the pilgrim statue of St. Michael.

Pope Leo: Vatican II reformed the liturgy to promote active participation

The pontiff's Aug. 26 general audience addressed the reasons for the church's recent liturgical reforms.

Symposium in Brazil addresses the devil's existence as part of Catholic doctrine

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.

Suspect arrested for arson in burning of historic Catholic church in New Brunswick, Canada

Officials said Saint-Simon Catholic Church on the Acadian Peninsula was a "total loss" after a massive blaze destroyed it.

Polish bishops demand full return of religion classes ahead of school year

Poland's bishops are raising concerns about mandatory "health education" classes as the school year begins.

Bishops warn inflexible vetting rules could bar eligible family members from taking in migrant kids

Bishops said rigid vetting rules could prolong children's custody stays beyond the nearly 190-day fiscal 2026 average.

Muslim Senate candidate faces backlash for comparing sharia law to canon law

"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.