The Popemobile of Peace – A Final Act of Mercy for Gaza’s Children
Why this matters: Pope Francis’ final wish is a call to action for all CatholicsIn a world torn by war,…
Category: Faith
St. Athanasius of Alexandria: Defender of the Faith and Pillar of Orthodoxy
Feast Day: May 2 Each year on May 2, the Church honors one of its most stalwart defenders of the…
Teresian Sister Inah Canabarro Lucas, Oldest Person in the World, Dies at 116 After a Life of Faith and Service
Sister Inah Canabarro Lucas, a Teresian nun and beloved educator who held the title of world’s oldest living person, died…
Cardinal Matteo Zuppi: Rising Papabile Amid Concerns over Doctrine, Liturgy, and Influence
As the May 7 conclave approaches, speculation continues to swirl around who will emerge as the next successor of St.…
A Month for Mary – Our Mother, Our Model, Our Queen
The Catholic Church, in her wisdom and maternal tenderness, dedicates the entire month of May to honoring the Blessed Virgin…
Scorsese Produces Documentary on Pope Francis’ Final On-Camera Interview, Celebrating His Educational Legacy
Award-winning filmmaker Martin Scorsese is producing a new feature-length documentary titled Aldeas, a New Story, which centers on the legacy…
Weekly Mass Attendance Strongly Influences Catholics’ Views on Church Teachings, Pew Finds
A new study by the Pew Research Center has found a strong connection between how often Catholics in the United…
Honoring the Quiet Strength of Faith: The Feast of St. Joseph the Worker
Each year on May 1, the Church celebrates the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker, a day dedicated to the…
Cardinals Request Prayers from Faithful Ahead of Historic May 7 Conclave
As the Catholic Church stands at the threshold of a new papal election, the College of Cardinals is calling on…
St. Catherine of Siena: A Fearless Voice for Christ and the Church
For Catholics around the world, St. Catherine of Siena stands as one of the most powerful examples of courage, mysticism,…