A Free Catholic School Serving the World—Quietly
While many Catholics focus on what has been lost, something else has been growing—largely unnoticed. Across more than 190 countries,…
Author: Abigail James
Pope Leo XIV Plans Lenten Parish Visits Across Rome
Pope Leo XIV will spend the Sundays of Lent among parish communities across Rome, continuing a long-standing pastoral tradition of…
March for Life Draws Tens of Thousands to Washington With Renewed Call for a Culture of Life
Thousands of pro-life advocates from across the United States gathered in the nation’s capital today for the annual March for…
Catholic Media Must Lead With Truth and the Vulnerable in an Age of AI, Pope Leo XIV Says
Pope Leo XIV is calling on Catholic journalists and communicators to recommit themselves to truth, human connection, and the voices…
March for Life 2026 Draws Catholics to Washington to Proclaim That Life Is a Gift
Catholics from across the United States will gather in the nation’s capital this week for the 53rd annual March for…
When Catholic Education Becomes a Luxury, Something Is Wrong
Catholic education was never meant to be exclusive. From the earliest days of the Church, formation in the faith was…
Pope Leo XIV Restores the Blessing of the Lambs on the Feast of St. Agnes
Pope Leo XIV has revived a centuries-old Roman tradition by welcoming and blessing two lambs on the feast day of…
What St. Agnes Teaches Us About Faith in a Confusing World
St. Agnes lived at a time when choosing Christ could cost everything. Born into a noble Roman family, she was…
Saint Sebastian: Faith That Would Not Yield
Saint Sebastian stands among the most striking witnesses of early Christianity, a soldier who served the Roman Empire outwardly, yet…
Pope Leo XIV Brings Holy Thursday Back to St. John Lateran Following Pope Francis’ 12-Year Exception
Pope Leo XIV will celebrate the Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord’s Supper this year at the Basilica of St.…