ROME — Pope Leo XIV strongly affirmed the right of people to return to their homes after an unjust exile, issuing the message during an audience Saturday with refugees from Chagos, the Indian Ocean archipelago… Pope affirms right of people to return home after unjust exile in meeting with Chagos refugees
Pope Leo XIV on Sunday prayed for peace in Ukraine during his Sunday Angelus message. The pontiff was marking the country’s independence day, and noted that on Aug. 22 he called for a day of… Pope Leo calls for peace in Ukraine during his Angelus address
Kate Stapleton strolls the shore of Lake Michigan with her biological daughter, Brigid, in the documentary about their adoption story, ‘The Inner Sea.’ Kate Stapleton was 21 when she became pregnant. She never considered abortion,… Choosing to Love, Even When It Breaks Your Heart
Daily Mass draws the faithful at the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit in Bismarck, North Dakota. Out of the top 10 gainers, only one diocese — the Archdiocese of New York — is located outside… Where Is Catholicism Growing in the US?
St. Joseph Cathedral in Columbus, Ohio. / Credit: LO Kin-hei/Shutterstock Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Aug 24, 2025 / 06:00 am (CNA). As federal budget cuts halt programs for people in need, Catholic Social Services (CSS) in… Amid federal cuts, ‘Super Neighbor’ program helps those in need
ScreenshotThomas A. Nelson, founder of TAN Books. Under Nelson’s ownership, TAN became known for publishing orthodox Catholic books, including reprints of classic Catholic works on theology.
L to R: Bishop Andrew Cozzens of Crookston, Minnesota; Sister Annella Zervas entered the Order of St. Benedict in St. Joseph at age 15 in August 1915. She made her perpetual vows in 1922 and… Crookston Diocese to Open Sister Annella Zervas’ Sainthood Cause in October
L to R: Venerable Bruno Lanteri; EWTN Publishing book cover Advice From ‘If You Want Peace in This Life: The Spiritual Letters of Venerable Bruno Lanteri,’ by Oblate Father Timothy Gallagher
From book clubs to feast-day celebrations, Catholic families like the Fowlers in this Maryland suburb live faithful fellowship with one another and their Christian neighbors. The Fowler kids run, from left to right, Leo (9),… The Cheverly Experiment: Why Faithful Families Love This DC Suburb
MUMBAI, India – On Aug. 13, a northern state in India passed new “anti-conversion” laws which increased the penalties for those making “illegal” religious conversions. The state of of Uttarakhand has a population of nearly… State in Northern India increases penalties for ‘illegal conversion’