Archbishop René Leigue Cesarí of Santa Cruz addressed authorities in his Dec. 11 homily, asking them to find a solution to achieve peace and true unity.
On Dec. 13, 1969, just four days before his 33rd birthday, Jesuit Jorge Mario Bergoglio — who today is Pope Francis — was ordained a priest.
One pro-lifer stressed that “at this time, the widespread demand of Mexican society is the prevention of any form of violence against women.”
A bishop in the U.K. has taken the unusual step of announcing his resignation on the grounds that the office is “too great a burden.”
The annual award recognizes those who have dedicated their lives to serving the Church and bringing others into a deeper relationship with God.
Cardinal Raymundo Damasceno Assis presided Dec. 10 at the solemn ceremony of beatification for Isabel Cristina Mrad Campos.
On Dec. 8, thousands of women in different countries around the world gathered to pray the holy rosary for peace and for the defense of life.
Cardinal Konrad Krajewski on Thursday visited the Italian island of Ischia on behalf of Pope Francis to meet with the victims of recent floods.
Benedictine College is kicking off a new video series today on art and faith with a video celebrating today’s solemnity of the Immaculate Conception.
The bishops published an annual message in anticipation of Holy Family Day under the theme “The family, cradle of the vocation to love.”
A former provincial for the Society of Jesus demanded full transparency from his community in dealing with the current situation of Father Marko Rupnik.
Who is the Jesuit priest and artist that has been accused of abusing at least nine consecrated women in the Slovenian community he helped to found?
In 1585 a miracle attributed to the Immaculate Conception allowed the Spanish troops to win the Battle of Empel in Holland.
Journalists investigating secular and Catholic Church sources in Poland have called into question allegations by a Dutch writer.
On Dec. 4, fans formed a circle, lit candles, held hands, and prayed an Our Father and a Hail Mary, followed by a round of applause.
Kiko Argüello, who co-founded the Neocatechumenal Way with Hernandez, shared some candid remarks about the difficulties of their relationship.
Chilean judge Eduardo Vio Grossi served as a judge at the Inter-American Court since 2010 and was the court’s vice president from 2018 to 2019.
Until now, officials of the European institution had considered it “potentially offensive.”
The LaViolette Scholarship Foundation auctioned off a Swatch Once Again watch Nov. 30 that Francis had worn for much of his pontificate.
The beatification and canonization process for Carmen Hernández, co-founder of the Neocatechumenal Way, officially opens this Sunday.