'Beauty, prayer, and truth': 4,500 gather in DC for rosary pilgrimage

The Dominican Friars of the Province of St. Joseph hosted the Sept. 26 event.

Zambia archbishop released on bail after night in jail

Archbishop Alick Banda of the Lusaka Archdiocese was arrested over the alleged possession of a vehicle suspected to have been unlawfully obtained.

U.S. bishops post $43.6M gain despite refugee-program revenue plunge

Suspended federal funding made the refugee-resettlement program grants financially unsustainable and forced staff cuts, the U.S. bishops' financial report said.

Being a businessman is a vocation and a path to holiness, Catholic expert says

In the business vocation, "God invites the entrepreneur to assist in his creation, to improve it, and to make it more habitable for humanity," noted Luis Fernando Calvo.

Bishop Barron in Rome: Despite tension, Catholicism is deeply aligned with American ideals

The Catholic evangelist discussed America's 250th anniversary at the Pontifical North American College on Sept. 30.

Massachusetts report reveals 'nearly 1,000 children' abused by hundreds of priests across 3 dioceses

A "culture of reverence" in decades past helped priests avoid scrutiny for abuse, the lengthy report found.

Pope Leo XIV to contemplative nuns: In a world of speed, silence is precious

The pontiff held a private audience with the International Commission of Nuns on Sept. 30.

Vatican nuncio to German bishops: Pope and Eucharist prevent a 'Christian-flavored NGO'

In his first address to the German bishops' plenary, Archbishop Hubertus van Megen said that no local Church outranks another.

Documentary about St. Carlo Acutis premieres at the Vatican

"Carlo Acutis: The Young Saint" is set to premiere in North America in February 2027.

Vatican official says Vatican finances need more scrutiny despite progress

Monsignor Anthony Ekpo, a Nigerian official at the Secretariat of State, spoke at a Rome conference on financial reform on Sept. 29.