Holy See Remains ‘Full of Hope’ for Gaza Peace Plan, Says Cardinal Parolin
Despite the ongoing violence in Gaza and new reports of hostility toward Christians in the West Bank, the Vatican continues…
Author: Abigail James
When Half the Internet Went Dark: A Wake-Up Call on Our Digital Dependence
When the digital world flickered to a halt on Monday morning, millions were reminded how fragile our modern web of…
Seven New Saints: Pope Leo XIV Honors Missionaries, Martyrs, and a Former Satanist Turned Apostle of the Rosary
In a radiant ceremony that filled St. Peter’s Square with prayer and song, Pope Leo XIV canonized seven new saints…
St. Luke: The Evangelist Who Healed with Words
Every October 18, the Church celebrates the Feast of St. Luke the Evangelist, the beloved physician, historian, and faithful companion…
12 Facts About the New Saint, St. Carlo Acutis
St. Carlo Acutis has captured the hearts of Catholics around the world. Known as the “Cyber Apostle of the Eucharist,”…
Standing With the Poor: The Church’s Call to End the Stigma of Poverty
Every October 17, the world pauses to mark the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, a reminder that millions…
King Charles to Be First British Monarch in 500 Years to Pray Publicly with the Pope
Next week, an encounter centuries in the making will unfold inside the Vatican walls. King Charles III and Queen Camilla…
Pope Leo XIV Calls Hunger “Humanity’s Downfall,” Urges World Leaders to Put People Before Profit
Standing before diplomats, UN officials, and humanitarian leaders at the Food and Agriculture Organization’s (FAO) 80th anniversary celebration in Rome,…
U.S. Special Operations Activity Near Venezuela Raises Ethical and Humanitarian Questions
New reports suggest U.S. Special Operations helicopters have flown close to Venezuela’s coast in recent days, prompting renewed concern among…
Nearly 200,000 Pilgrims Gather at Fatima
In a moving display of faith and devotion, nearly 200,000 pilgrims from more than 30 countries filled the Sanctuary of…