Guinean youth heading to West African Youth Day encouraged to be missionaries

Archbishop François Sylla challenged the youth delegation to see themselves as active members of the Church as they head to the youth celebration in Ghana.

Cardinal Burke to lead international Rosary Rally in Amsterdam

Catholic cardinal presides over Rosary Rally in Holland, Norway celebrates 100 years since first Mass, Scottish sisters to stand trial for abuse, and more in this week's world news round up.

'The Bible in a Year' podcast is back — this time for the whole family

"The Bible in a Year: Family Edition," hosted by Father Josh Johnson, launches on Jan. 1, 2027.

European bishops warn against allowing erasure of 'theological reality' of baptismal records

The bishops argued that allowing the baptized to erase their records would encroach on religious liberty and negatively affect internal Church matters.

Accused killer of Kansas priest declared not competent at murder trial

Gary Hermesch was arrested in April 2025 for allegedly murdering Father Arul Carasala in Seneca, Kansas.

10 lesser-known facts about St. Teresa of Calcutta, 10 years after canonization

Sept. 5 marks the feast of Mother Teresa and the 10th anniversary of her canonization.

Thousands attend annual pro-life March For Life UK event in London

The march comes amid an ongoing debate over abortion law in England, Scotland and Wales, with pro-life campaigners calling for greater restrictions on abortion.

U.S. bishops focus on young people, artificial intelligence in Labor Day message

The Labor Day message echoed Pope Leo XIV's encyclical Magnifica Humanitas on artificial intelligence.

Pope Leo XIV to seminarians: 'As I look at each of you, I see the marvelousness of God'

The pope told the seminarians that the call of God is gratuitous and not based on any merit of theirs, adding that their presence is a sign of hope for the Church in that God continues to call.

10 years a saint: The truth about Mother Teresa's care for the dying

Critics of the devout religious superior have for years alleged that she refused to administer anesthetics to the sick and dying at her mission in Calcutta.