From Pope John Paul II to Leo XIV, the Catholic Response to 9/11 Has Never Changed
Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks killed nearly 3,000 people in the United States, the words offered by…
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Can Catholics Disagree With the Pope? Cardinal Burke Says Yes
Cardinal Raymond Burke is reminding Catholics that respect for the pope does not mean every statement made by a pontiff…
Pope Leo XIV’s Official Schedule for Apostolic Journey to Spain Released
Pope Leo XIV is set to embark on a major Apostolic Journey to Spain next month, with the Vatican releasing…
Pope Leo XIV to Mark First Anniversary of Pontificate with Historic Visit to Pompeii
As the first anniversary of his pontificate approaches, Pope Leo XIV is set to make a significant pastoral visit to…
As 2026 Nears, the Church Looks to the New Year With Gratitude, Hope, and Renewal
As the Church prepares to enter a new calendar year, the passage from 2025 into 2026 is understood not simply…
Why Three Popes Urged Catholics to Read This 1907 Novel About the End Times
The last three successors of St. Peter have all singled out one book—Robert Hugh Benson’s 1907 dystopian novel Lord of…
Pope Leo XIV Ushers in a Quiet Revolution with Listening and Patience
The Catholic Church enters a new era under Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, who has chosen a markedly…
The Worst Papal Election in History Has Lessons for Everyone
By Marshall Neal When the Chair of St. Peter falls vacant, the world watches the Vatican with bated breath. Cardinals…
Locked Doors, White Smoke, and the Work of the Holy Spirit: How the Next Pope Will Be Chosen
By Marshall Neal This morning, as the bells of St. Peter’s Basilica tolled for the passing of Pope Francis, a…
Twelve Years of Pope Francis: A Pontificate of Mercy, Reform, and Evangelization
On March 13, 2013, the world was introduced to a new leader of the Catholic Church: Pope Francis. Now, twelve…