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…
Toy Shortages Threaten Christmas Traditions as Trade War Impacts Retailers
As the 2025 holiday season approaches, concerns are growing that American families may face empty store shelves and higher prices…
Cardinal Becciu Will Not Participate in Upcoming Conclave, Cites Obedience to Pope Francis’ Wishes
Italian Cardinal Giovanni Angelo Becciu announced on Tuesday, April 29, that he will not take part in the conclave set…
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,…
Conclave to Open with Most International College of Cardinals in Church History
The upcoming conclave to elect the 267th pope will be marked by an unprecedented level of international representation among the…
A Symbol of Faith, Not Fashion: Cross Necklaces Find Renewed Meaning Among Young Catholics and Public Leaders
While the cross — an ancient sign of Christ’s sacrifice — has long been part of Catholic tradition, its presence…
Could the Singing Cardinal Become Pope? Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle’s Joyful Witness Captures Global Attention
At a seminary two hours south of Manila, walls are decorated not only with official photos of Cardinal Luis Antonio…
Budget Cuts, Dead Mice, and a Moral Crisis
In a painful sign of disregard for both creation and the dignity of scientific vocation, the Trump administration’s sweeping cuts…