Psychological distress in priests: Causes, warning signs, and how to address it

Father Wenceslao Vial, a physician and professor, explained that psychological distress is common in society and also affects priests, and warning signs should be heeded and professional help sought.

Pope Leo XIV appoints Jesuit priest as bishop of Honolulu

Father Michael T. Castori, SJ, was appointed the sixth bishop of the U.S. diocese.

India's state elections deliver split verdict for Christian community

Christian leaders welcomed the Kerala and Tamil Nadu outcomes but voiced alarm at the BJP's historic sweep of West Bengal and a third-term win in Assam.

Pope Leo XIV: Church serves coming of God's kingdom in history

The pontiff said the Church is a pilgrim people called to proclaim Christ's salvation while rejecting all that wounds human life.

Street in Brooklyn Heights renamed to honor Servant of God Dorothy Day

The intersection of Pineapple and Henry streets in Brooklyn Heights was renamed "Dorothy Day Way" on May 2.

Notre Dame Cathedral's stained-glass dispute enters new legal phase

Controversy surrounding the decision to replace some of Notre Dame's historic windows with a contemporary design has escalated to legal action and calls for peaceful protests.

Bishops offer firm support for legislation to combat human trafficking

The Church "is a steadfast voice against human trafficking and other forms of exploitation, as well as a longtime provider of services and pastoral care to victims of these crimes," the bishops wrote.

Former political prisoner shares what life is like in Iran

The expert estimates that a majority of the country's population opposes the current regime. He says 10-15% support the government, while another 30% are "politically neutral."

Catholics in Sweden receive rare electoral guidance on life issues

The Diocese of Stockholm's justice and peace commission published a document urging Catholics to consider candidates' positions on abortion and euthanasia.

Families of Pakistan church bombing victims call delayed compensation 'mockery of justice'

More than 12 years after twin suicide bombings at All Saints Church in Peshawar, survivors say government aid is too little and too late.