Antarctica’s Buried Rivers Reveal God’s Design and Call Us to Protect Creation
Why should Catholics care about what lies buried under Antarctica’s vast ice sheets? Because within this newly revealed, ancient landscape…
Month: June 2025
Supreme Court Unanimously Backs Catholic Charities in Religious Liberty Case
In a landmark religious liberty decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously on June 5 that Wisconsin violated the First…
The Council of Nicaea: 1,700 Years Later, Unity in Faith Still Endures
Why does the Council of Nicaea matter today? Because nearly 1,700 years after it convened in the summer of A.D.…
Pope Francis’ Final Gift Stalled at Gaza Border Amid Ongoing Crisis
In his final act of compassion for the people of the Holy Land, Pope Francis entrusted his popemobile—used during his…
Pope Leo XIV Ushers in a Quiet Revolution with Listening and Patience
The Catholic Church enters a new era under Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, who has chosen a markedly…
Oat Fiber May Help Cleanse the Body of ‘Forever Chemicals,’ Study Finds
In today’s world, where toxic substances increasingly invade our lives and our bodies, new research has offered a glimmer of…
Looking for the Meaning of Life? Pope Leo XIV Says God Has the Answer
In a world filled with noise, uncertainty, and spiritual exhaustion, many—especially the young—are asking a timeless question: What is the…
Could the True Site of Jesus’ First Miracle Have Been Found? New Evidence Points to Khirbet Qana
For centuries, pilgrims have visited the town of Kafr Kanna in Galilee, venerating it as the biblical site of Jesus…
Foiled Attack at Uganda Martyrs’ Basilica Highlights the Cost of Faith and the Power of Vigilance
On the Feast of the Ugandan Martyrs, when millions of faithful gather to honor the sacrifice of saints who gave…
A Century Later, the Battle to Preserve Catholic Education and Parental Rights Continues
On June 1, the Catholic world quietly marked a powerful centennial: 100 years since Pierce v. Society of Sisters, the…