New Antibiotic Offers Hope in Global Health Crisis, Catholic Experts Urge Stewardship and Solidarity
A breakthrough drug—zosurabalpin—has become the first new antibiotic in 50 years to show promise against one of the world’s most…
Author: Abigail James
Never Again War Is the Cry from the Vatican
As devastating conflicts rage in Gaza and Ukraine, the Vatican is once again raising its voice for peace. In a…
‘Godfather, We Love You!’ —Pope Leo XIV’s Lasting Legacy in Peru Through the Eyes of His Goddaughter
In the small town of Chulucanas, Peru, the faithful remember Pope Leo XIV not just as the Supreme Pontiff, but…
The Sacred Memory of Sacrifice: A Catholic Reflection for Memorial Day
As the sun rises on Memorial Day, American flags flutter gently in the breeze, decorating gravesites, front porches, and city…
Pope Leo XIV on Listening to God: A Call to Conversion and Communion
In his first homily as Bishop of Rome at the Basilica of St. John Lateran, Pope Leo XIV offered a…
5 Spiritual Weapons for Battling the Devil, According to a Veteran Exorcist
In a time of increasing spiritual confusion and moral upheaval, the Catholic faithful are reminded that “our struggle is not…
Cardinal Sarah to Lead 400th Anniversary Celebration of Saint Anne’s Apparitions in France
Pope Leo XIV has appointed Cardinal Robert Sarah as his special envoy for the upcoming liturgical celebrations marking the 400th…
Three New Venerables: Witnesses of Peace, Martyrdom, and Mission
Why does the Church continue to recognize new Venerables? Because holiness is not a distant ideal—it is lived, even to…
Childhood Home of Pope Leo XIV Might be Preserved as a Historic Catholic Landmark
In a move reflecting both civic pride and Catholic heritage, the Village of Dolton, Illinois — the hometown of Pope…
Deadly Shooting Outside Jewish Museum Sparks Global Grief and Security Concerns Amid Rising Antisemitism
The murder of two Israeli Embassy staff members outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., has sent shockwaves through…