Catholic missionaries in Nigeria urged to persevere amid insecurity, restrictions on worship

Despite threats of violence and restrictions placed on some Christian communities, the national director of the Pontifical Mission Societies in Nigeria is encouragging missionaries to be unafraid.

Cardinal Parolin: Pope Leo's demanding Latin America trip now depends on doctors

The Vatican secretary of state also said Thursday that the pontiff may have to "adjust his pontificate if it becomes necessary."

Vatican releases first photos of Pope Leo XIV following surgery

Vatican sources also indicated that the pope will publicly lead the Angelus this Sunday, although it has not yet been determined whether it will be from the hospital or the Vatican.

Pope Leo XIV calls world hunger a 'terrible offense' against human dignity

The pontiff, still hospitalized after surgery, sent a message for World Food Day on Friday.

Catholic leaders call on Congress to protect disability rights after DOJ legal shift

Catholic leaders urged Congress to defend disability rights, warning a new Department of Justice opinion could threaten community-based care.

Bishops urge prayer as they continue abortion referendum fights in 4 states

Bishops and priests remain active in Nevada, Virginia, Idaho, and Missouri, as they prepare Catholics to vote on referendums that could reshape abortion policies in their states.

Guadalupan Institute established in San Antonio, looks to be replicated throughout U.S.

The certificate program seeks to provide formation for people who can spread knowledge about the Guadalupe event.

U.S. midterm elections spark multiple Catholic voting exhortations

The USCCB president called on Catholics to exercise their "right and responsibility" to vote while advocacy organization CatholicVote issued state voter guides.

Firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter will not be livestreamed, Trump says

The execution of the convicted mass shooter by firing squad is set for Dec. 3.

Brazilian priests rally in defense of their bishop, accused of being a 'demon' by Lula supporter

The priests note that "partisan politics falls within the realm of the debatable; thus, the fact that we hold divergent positions in this arena does not necessarily make us enemies."