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Pope Leo XIV gives advice for living with hope in a ‘troubled era’
Pope Leo XIV on Saturday said the key to living in a difficult time, when the Church’s teachings
PHOTOS: Cardinal Burke celebrates Latin Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica
Cardinal Raymond Burke celebrated a special Traditional Latin Mass for hundreds of pilgrims in St. Peter’s Basilica on
Pope Leo: Don’t let tension between tradition, novelty become ‘harmful polarizations’
Pope Leo XIV said at a Mass on Sunday that no one in the Church “should impose his
Will There Be a New ‘Day After’ in Gaza?
COMMENTARY: The Latin Patriarchate is committed to a lasting peace and caring for all citizens in the war-torn
St. John Henry Newman’s ‘Second Spring’ Reaches Its Full Bloom
COMMENTARY: Once barred from Oxford for his faith, the English convert who preached of a ‘second spring’ now
Pope Leo XIV: Sadness in life can be healed through Christ
Pope Leo XIV at his general audience on Wednesday said sadness and disappointments can give rise to unexpected
5 ways St. John Paul II changed the Catholic Church forever
You probably know that St. John Paul II was the second-longest-serving pope in modern history with 27 years
Walking with Mary in the Jubilee Year
During the Jubilee for Marian Spirituality, pilgrims from around the world gathered in Rome to honor the Blessed
Saint Peter To Rot: Papua New Guinea’s First Martyr Saint
October 19th marked a historic day of joy for the people of Papua New Guinea, as Peter To
The Unpublished Drawings of Saint Carlo Acutis
A new book co-authored by theologian Fr. Giovanni Emidio Palaia and Antonia Salzano Acutis, mother of Saint Carlo
Seven New Saints Canonized by Pope Leo XIV
On October 19, 2025, one of the most solemn events of the Jubilee Year unfolded in St. Peter’s
A Hidden Life: Inside the Carmelite Monastery of Iceland
In the quiet expanse of Iceland, beyond the rush of the world, stands a Carmelite monastery where a
St. Teresa of Ávila: Doctor of the Church
In the heart of Spain, within the ancient walls of Ávila, faith and history meet in an event
Vocation Story: Soldier to Priest
By: Valentina Di Donato Just a few weeks after the start of Pope Leo XIV’s pontificate, he celebrated
NAC Diaconal Ordinations
In the majestic setting of St. Peter’s Basilica, sixteen seminarians from the Pontifical North American College received diaconal
Jubilee of Migrants
In Rome, the Jubilee of Missionary and Migrant World brought together thousands of people from every corner of
Bartolo Longo and his devotion to the Rosary
Bartolo Longo composed the Pompei novena, 54 days of praying five decades of the Rosary as a means of seeking grace in desperate cases and built the Shrine of the Blessed Virgin Mary of the Holy Rosary.
5 ways St. John Paul II changed the Catholic Church forever
You probably know that St. John Paul II was the second pope with the longest pontificate in modern
Pope Francis presents “Dilexit nos”: an Encyclical on Human and Divine Love
An Initiative of Profound Spirituality Next Thursday, Pope Francis’ Encyclical, “Dilexit nos,” which explores the human and divine
Alcide de Gasperi: Man of Faith and State
Alcide De Gasperi: A visionary leader who, guided by faith and resilience, transformed war-torn Italy and laid the
St. Benedict and the Foundation of the Abbey of Monte Cassino
Discover the extraordinary history of the Abbey of Monte Cassino, the Abbey where St. Benedict of Norcia lived
The Eucharistic Miracle of Lanciano
Jesus said to [Thomas], “Do you believe because you have seen me? Blessed are those who, though they
Chiara Corbella Petrillo: A Life of Faith and Sacrifice
Chiara Corbella Petrillo is a figure who has inspired many people through her witness of faith and her
It happened today: John Paul II was elected pope
The Beginning of John Paul II’s Pontificate On October 16, 1978, at 6:18 p.m., white smoke from the
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