Oklahoma Archbishop Calls Death Penalty ‘Inhumane’ After State Execution
The execution of an Oklahoma man convicted in a double homicide has prompted renewed calls from the Church to end…
Month: February 2026
Pope Leo XIV’s First Lenten Message: A Call to Fast from Hurtful Words
As the Church prepares for Ash Wednesday on February 18, Pope Leo XIV is urging Catholics to embrace a deeper,…
How a Catholic Can Prepare for Ash Wednesday and Lent
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, a season of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving that invites Catholics to draw closer…
Pope Leo XIV Sends Generators, Food, and Medicine to Freezing Ukraine Amid Ongoing War
As winter tightens its grip on Eastern Europe, Pope Leo XIV has once again responded to the suffering in Ukraine…
Pope Leo XIV to Visit Santa Maria Regina Pacis in First Parish Pastoral Trip
In a meaningful sign of pastoral closeness, Pope Leo XIV will make his first parish visit as Bishop of Rome…
Love Is Not Earned but Given: How True Connection Heals Loneliness
In a culture that often measures worth by success, appearance, and achievement, two leading psychologists are challenging a deeply rooted…
One Week Until Ash Wednesday: Are You Ready for Lent?
One week from now, Catholics around the world will hear the solemn words: “Remember that you are dust, and to…
The Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes: Five Fascinating Facts from the Apparitions
On February 11, the Catholic Church celebrates the feast of Our Lady of Lourdes, commemorating the 1858 apparitions of the…
Sacred Scripture Leads the Faithful Into Living Dialogue With Christ, Pope Leo XIV Says
During his General Audience on February 11, 2026, in the Vatican’s Paul VI Hall, Pope Leo XIV reflected on the…
Why Does a Vatican Bank Email Appear in the Epstein Files?
A newly publicized email from the “Epstein Files” has stirred renewed speculation about the 2013 resignation of Pope Benedict XVI.…