A Face from the Past: What a 10,000-Year-Old Woman Can Teach Us About Creation, Culture, and Dignity
Why should Catholics care about the face of a woman who died 10,000 years ago in what is now Belgium?…
“War Is Always a Defeat”: Pope Leo XIV’s Plea for Peace Amid Global Suffering
“The heart of the Church is rent asunder,” Pope Leo XIV said during his Wednesday General Audience, mourning the cries…
Al Pacino Meets Pope Leo XIV in Surprise Vatican Visit Celebrating Faith, Family, and Film
In a rare and unannounced moment that bridged faith and film, Pope Leo XIV received Hollywood legend Al Pacino in…
Pope Leo XIV Revives Summer Tradition at Castel Gandolfo
For Catholics around the world, summer at Castel Gandolfo evokes memories of quiet prayer, pastoral beauty, and a visible reminder…
How the FDA Betrayed the Public Trust by Gambling With Dangerous Drugs
When the government agency entrusted with safeguarding life knowingly allows dangerous products to enter our homes, the moral outrage cannot…
Trump’s Words Signal Deeper U.S. Role in Israel-Iran Conflict
As the war between Israel and Iran intensifies, President Donald Trump’s latest public statements are raising grave concerns—not only about…
Catholicism Still Deeply Woven Into American Life, New Pew Report Finds
Catholic identity in the United States remains widespread and influential, even amid shifting cultural and religious landscapes. A newly released…
Why Father Gabriele Amorth Is Still the Most Important Exorcist of Our Time
On the 100th anniversary of his birth, Father Gabriele Amorth was remembered as “the most famous exorcist of the 20th…
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…
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…