The report, prepared by one of the study groups created after the Synod on Synodality, must now be

Canon law has often made headlines in the Catholic Church. But what is canon law, and how does

The society filed its appeal with the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith on July 11, arguing

Efforts to address the abuse crisis in the Church have focused on minors and vulnerable adults, leaving unaddressed

Pope Leo XIV appointed Bishop Anthony Randazzo of Broken Bay as head of the Legislative Texts office. Pope

Legal expert argues papal dual citizenship is real, but obligations tied to it may not apply in practice.

The SSPX refused to postpone the July 1 consecrations as a condition of doctrinal talks. Canon law foresees

The plan threatens to harden a decades-old split between the traditionalist group and the Vatican. The Priestly Society

The new secretary of the Dicastery for the Clergy exemplifies the pope’s push for rule-of-law governance and seasoned

Pope Leo XIV received the prelates of the highest appellate tribunal in the Catholic Church at the Vatican

Catholics in the U.S. were witness to a rare Church decision in 2023 when Pope Francis elevated the Diocese

As cardinals gather this week in an extraordinary consistory convened by Pope Leo XIV on Jan. 7–8, a

The Vatican, the smallest state in the world, possesses a unique and complex legal, administrative, and spiritual structure

In a firm call to avoid “false mercy” in marriage annulment proceedings, Pope Leo XIV reminded that compassion

Pope Leo XIV on Friday urged academics to “think the faith” in order to confront what he called

Cardinal Edoardo Menichelli, archbishop emeritus of Ancona-Osimo in the northern Italian region of Marche, has died at the