More than 3,000 join March for Life in Vilnius, Lithuania

Families, young people, and international advocates joined Lithuania's second March for Life, calling for practical support for mothers, fathers, and vulnerable people.

Across the U.S., 3 bishops, dozens of religious sisters leading lawsuits against assisted suicide

Church leaders in New York and Illinois are pushing back against various states' recently passed laws allowing doctors to help kill their patients.

Digital distractions could erode silence needed for prayer, Nigerian Catholic bishop warns

At the seventh annual general assembly of the Archdiocese of Abuja, Bishop Anselm Umoren challenged Christians to reflect on how they can preserve their faith amid rapid technological changes.

Pope Leo XIV says 'rebirth' is key to understanding France trip

Reflecting on his four-day pastoral visit, the pope highlighted Notre-Dame's restoration, rising baptisms, youthful faith, care for abuse victims, and Europe's vocation to peace.

March for Life reveals 2027 theme, with truth as the focus

Retired Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw is set to give the keynote address at the Jan. 22, 2027, rally.

Vatican secretary of state says world's fragmentation starts with forgetting what a human person is

"In a world connected online and disconnected offline, be people of presence," Cardinal Pietro Parolin said. "In a world asking whether we can remain human, answer with the witness of your lives."

Cardinal Parolin tells UN: Self-defense does not justify an arms race

The Vatican secretary of state addressed the United Nations in New York on Sept. 26.

Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael: Meet the 3 great archangels of the Bible

Today, on the feast of the archangels, we celebrate the powerful helpers sent by God throughout salvation history.

Vatican confirms abuse by founder of Institute of the Incarnate Word, orders renewal

The congregation must undertake a process of institutional purification after a canonical process determined that its founder, Carlos Miguel Buela, committed abuse against multiple victims.

Federal court rules in favor of Oklahoma Jewish charter school amid public funding lawsuit

A Catholic charter school had previously brought a similar lawsuit against the state but had failed to secure a ruling from the Supreme Court.