Rare Roman Artifact Unearthed in Elite Woman’s Tomb Sheds Light on Faith and Art in the Early Church Era
In the waning days of the Roman Empire, as Christianity began to spread throughout the empire, a woman of prominence…
Author: Taylor Reed
As Missiles Fall, the Church Cries for Peace in a World on the Brink
As missiles rain down across the Middle East, the Catholic Church is calling the faithful—and the world—to prayer, peace, and…
Pope Leo XIV Praises Astronomers’ Wonder as They Explore the Cosmos with the James Webb Telescope
Pope Leo XIV offered words of encouragement and reflection to young scientists gathered for the Vatican Observatory’s Summer School, highlighting…
Why Do So Many Dioceses Go Bankrupt? Because Justice for Abuse Survivors Demands It.
In the wake of heartbreaking revelations of clergy abuse within the Catholic Church, many U.S. dioceses have faced a painful…
Why Catholics Should Consider the Humble Boiled Egg a Daily Blessing
In our faith, we are called to care for the bodies God has given us as temples of the Holy…
He Lost His Sight but Found His Mission
Inspired by tragedy and driven by mission, Ross Minor is quietly shaping the future of accessible gaming. In a world…
Why Every Catholic Should Sing Even If They Think They Can’t
“If there is a song in your soul, sing it out loud — whether in your car on your morning…
At Vatican Observatory Camp, Young Astronomers Learn That Faith and Science Go Hand in Hand
In a world that often pits science and religion against each other, the Vatican Observatory is offering a powerful counterpoint.…
When Screens Replace Grace: The Hidden Crisis Facing Catholic Families
The emotional and spiritual formation of children is not a secondary concern—it is a sacred duty. Yet, in our increasingly…
Living Well, Aging Faithfully: What Catholics Can Learn From the “Wellderly”
Why do some people live vibrantly into their 80s and 90s without chronic disease, while others don’t? Dr. Eric Topol,…