St. Gerard Majella: The Humble Saint Who Heard the Cries of Mothers
In the small southern Italian town of Muro Lucano, the people once whispered of a tailor’s apprentice who worked miracles…
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…
Christians Branded as ‘Security Threats’ as Türkiye’s Crackdown Tests Religious Freedom
In recent years, Türkiye’s policies toward Christian communities, especially foreign Christian workers, have taken on a troubling and alarming character.…
Church Report on Protection of Minors Calls for Listening, Healing, and Accountability
The Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors has released its Second Annual Report on Safeguarding Policies in the Catholic…
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…
After ISIS: The Bells of Mosul Ring Again as Churches Reopen
Eight years after ISIS ravaged Mosul, the heart of northern Iraq once again echoes with the sound of church bells.…
Gen Z Leads a ‘Quiet Revival’
In a world often described as increasingly secular, a surprising new movement is unfolding in Northern Ireland. According to recent…
St. Teresa of Ávila’s Body Found Still Incorrupt Nearly 500 Years After Her Death
The Diocese of Ávila has confirmed that the body of St. Teresa of Ávila remains incorrupt nearly five centuries after…
Jesus Sustains Us Through Every Trial, Reminds Pope Leo XIV
In his latest General Audience, Pope Leo XIV invited the faithful to rediscover the peace and strength that come from…