Pope Leo XIV Shares Meal With Over 1,300 People in Need for World Day of the Poor
Pope Leo XIV marked the World Day of the Poor by gathering with more than 1,300 people experiencing hardship for…
Author: Abigail James
New Study Reveals Young Adults May Now be the Most Devout Catholics in America
A new nationwide study suggests a surprising trend in the life of the Church in the United States: young adult…
St. Frances Xavier Cabrini: A Mother to Immigrants and a Witness to Fearless Faith
Every year on her feast day, the Church pauses to honor a woman whose courage, charity, and unwavering trust in…
Wave of Church Vandalism Highlights Growing Anti-Christian Hostility in U.S. and Europe
Catholics and other Christians across the world are facing a troubling rise in aggressive acts against churches, with recent incidents…
US Bishops Issue Rare Emergency Message—And It’s All About Immigrants
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has issued what it describes as a rare and urgent “Special Message”…
How to Stay Close to God When Christmas Stress Hits Early
The lights, the lists, the logistics — it can all feel like too much. Before Thanksgiving even arrives, stores are…
St. Martin of Tours: The Soldier Who Chose the Kingdom of Heaven
Few saints capture the spirit of Christian charity and humility as beautifully as St. Martin of Tours, the Roman soldier…
Noah’s Ark Discovery: Radar Scans in Turkey Reveal Hidden Structure Beneath Mountains of Ararat
A team of American researchers believes they may have discovered new evidence pointing to the biblical story of Noah’s Ark,…
St. Leo the Great: The Pope Who Defended Faith and Civilization
In an age of turmoil and change, when the very heart of the Roman Empire was collapsing, one man stood…
‘Leo from Chicago’: Vatican Documentary Explores the Roots of Pope Leo XIV
The Vatican Dicastery for Communication has released a new documentary titled “Leo from Chicago,” which delves into the early life…