U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham dies at 71 after 'brief and sudden illness'

The office of the long-serving South Carolina senator said he passed away on July 11.

Pope Leo XIV: Make time for prayer and silence in the summer

The pontiff addressed the faithful during the July 12 Angelus at Castel Gandolfo, where he is currently on vacation.

A month of married saints: July brings feast days of holy husbands and wives

Throughout the month of July, the Church celebrates the feast days of several holy married couples whose lives continue to inspire Catholic families today.

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham dies at 71 after 'brief and sudden illness'

The office of the long-serving South Carolina senator said he passed away on July 11.

New EWTN travel series takes viewers to the birthplace of Christianity

"The Road Less Traveled" debuts on July 13 and can be watched for free on EWTN+ and on EWTN.com.

'We will rise with him,' Venezuelan bishop says as Catholic nonprofits mobilize relief efforts

"Though we've been hit by nature, we don't lose our hope because our hope is set on Christ the Lord, and he had victory over death and destruction," Auxiliary Bishop Carlos Márquez said.

Catholic Church in Colombia calls for respecting presidential election results

With Abelardo de la Espriella's very narrow victory and outgoing President Gustavo Petros' refusal to accept that result, alleging fraud, the Colombian bishops urged citizens to respect the outcome.

At lunch with the poor, Pope Leo XIV calls on society to eliminate the causes of poverty, injustice

The Holy Father on July 11 hosted "Lunch with the Pope," a day of hospitality and fraternity at Borgo Laudato Si' within the papal gardens of Castel Gandolfo.

How the St. Benedict medal became a shield against the powers of darkness

St. Benedict, whose feast the Catholic Church celebrates on July 11, endured constant attacks from the enemy throughout his life.

Czech court to weigh clearing cardinal jailed by communists

A district court will weigh whether Cardinal Štepán Trochta, imprisoned by the Nazis and later by the communists, was unlawfully interned in the 1950s.