Denver healing could move a nun jailed by communists toward sainthood

The postulator of Blessed Zdenka Schelingová's cause has delivered the dossier on an alleged Denver healing to the archbishop of Bratislava, advancing her path toward canonization.

Study shows society's religious norms can affect children's anxiety

The study, which looked at data over three decades, reports that a country's religious values may serve as "a protective factor" against anxiety issues in children and adolescents.

Homeless outreach must go beyond housing, Catholic leader says

"What we've come to understand is that mental illness has really come to the forefront as a very big factor in those who are experiencing homelessness," Dan Brown told "EWTN News Nightly."

Australian bishops warn against rising antisemitism in message on social division

Bishops in Australia sound alarm over antisemitism, Canada's military bishop expresses concern over latest prayer restrictions, and more in this week's roundup of Catholic world news.

Why the feast of St. Dominic is not actually the Dominicans' biggest feast day

While the August feast is "always a feast" for Dominicans, it's not the primary one.

Beatification process begins for American missionary Juan Tomis

On various occasions, Pope Leo XIV has referenced the Bridgeport, Connecticut, native as a major inspiration for his own vocation.

The Hillbilly Thomists hit the road with new album 'Strange Land'

The music group's latest project was released as a surprise drop just a couple of days into their summer tour.

Vatican releases schedule for Pope Leo's September trip to France

The pontiff will meet with authorities, clergy, religious, and young people, celebrate three public masses, and meet with victims of clerical sexual abuse.

Beatification cause of Tanzania's first president now at witness interrogation stage

The beatification cause of Servant of God Julius Kambarage Nyerere has reached the stage of interrogating witnesses, the Tanzanian Catholic bishop involved in the process said.

Peruvian researcher: Big mistake to think 'the Catholic faith was imposed on the Incas'

The author of "The Catholic Incas" discusses "an entire history that, unfortunately, is not taught."