Archbishop Ronald Hicks takes helm of Archdiocese of New York

Addressing his new flock directly, Hicks said "I desire to follow the heart of Christ, to be a good shepherd. I come to walk with you, to serve you, and to proclaim Jesus Christ to you."

Pope Leo XIV: Peace begins with dignity, not weapons

In a message for the Church's Feb. 8 World Day of Prayer and Awareness against Human Trafficking, the pope warns that conflict and inequality fuel exploitation.

Pope Leo XIV appoints Bishop James Golka to lead Archdiocese of Denver

The Holy Father accepted the resignation of Archbishop Samuel Aquila, the Holy See announced on Feb. 7.

'Hoodies from Heaven' brings warmth to children in need

Amid the freezing temperatures hitting many parts of the U.S., one Knights of Columbus council is providing warmth to children in need through an initiative called "Hoodies from Heaven."

Father Adam Sztark: The Polish Jesuit who died saving Jewish children

A Polish Jesuit used disguises and cunning to save Jews from the Holocaust, refusing three chances to escape his own execution to remain with those he served.

Jonathan Roumie trades in Jesus sandals for dress shoes in new 'wholesome' rom-com

"Solo Mio" will be released in theaters across the U.S. on Feb. 6.

Why have some priest social media influencers left the priesthood?

With some influencer priests leaving the priesthood, two priests with a large following on social media discuss the possible causes and what can be done to support such at-risk priests.

German parish's 'Harry Potter' church service sparks Catholic outcry

A parish in Germany is facing opposition over plans for a Harry Potter-themed ecumenical service inside a consecrated church, with critics warning of desecration and occult imagery.

'My Catholic faith guides me': HHS assistant secretary speaks on policy, saints

Adm. Brian Christine, a practicing Catholic, talked about the state of the pro-life movement and how his faith guides him.

U.S. government reminds public schools to allow prayer

Public schools in the United States are required by the U.S. Constitution to allow students and staff to pray, the government said this week.