Pope Leo XIV will offer his “vision for peace, unity, and reconciliation” in his first full-length book to be published in February 2026.
Life for members of the Latino community has “changed drastically,” according to leaders of groups serving Latino Catholics.
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The Lilly Endowment said it will distribute 45 large-scale grants to theological schools, including directing about $60 million to several Catholic institutions.
A photo exhibit features the “forgotten faces” of persecuted Christians in Nigeria and Iraq.
Bishop Patrick Neary of Saint Cloud, Minnesota, has been appointed as the chair of Catholic Relief Services’ board.
Archbishop Gilbert Garcera of Lipa has officially begun his new role as president of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines.
The custos of the Holy Land said in an interview with EWTN News that the “greatest challenge” is to be a source of hope amid perpetual devastation due to conflict.
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The University of Notre Dame reinstated “Catholic Mission” among its staff values after it opted to drop the language.
A Nigerian Catholic bishop said U.S. military intervention is warranted at a Nov. 20 hearing of the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa.
Human rights advocates said the Armenian government’s crackdown on Christians has included the unlawful detentions of clergy.
The Chinese Communist Party’s “ongoing assault against religious freedom” has national security implications for the U.S., a congressional commission was told.
The European Parliament and the United Nations have officially condemned the practice of surrogacy following reports of human rights violations.
Here’s a roundup of the latest Catholic education news in the United States.
Here’s a roundup of the latest Catholic education news in the United States.
Catholic Relief Services revealed emergency relief efforts in the Philippines began before Typhoon Kalmaegi made landfall.
Here is a roundup of Catholic world news from the past week that you might have missed.
A faithful Catholic can support strong and humane immigration law enforcement, according to the Catholic advocacy organization CatholicVote.
The Church’s declaration on building relationships with non-Christian religions planted a seed that must be nourished, panelists said at The Catholic University of America.