Month: July 2026

As pope, Leo has repeatedly shown himself willing to stick his neck out in defense of migrants. But he spent years confronting his own migration crisis as bishop of the …

“The Eucharist opens us to justice and sharing, with a preferential concern for those who are burdened by poverty or marginalization,” the pope writes.

Emma Cieslik connects early Catholic opposition to eugenics with contemporary disability theology that reveals how disabled people are created in God’s image, and calls us to fight for their rights.

We ought to love what Christ loved on earth, and to set no store by those things which he regarded as of no account. — St. John Vianney

Today the Roman Martyrology commemorates Sts. Nazarius and Celsus (d. 68), first century martyrs, whose bodies were found by St. Ambrose in 395.

Miami Archbishop Thomas Wenski urged “compassionate” immigration protections for Haitians with temporary protected status (TPS) upon expiration of their automatic work‑permit extension. As “widespread violence, political instability, economic collapse, and …

As Pope Leo XIV continues to rearrange Vatican personnel, his appointment of San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone on July 25 to the microstate’s highest court was yet another eye-catching move.

“The Chosen” released its first official teaser of Season 6 on July 27. The upcoming season of the hit series focuses on the 24 hours of Good Friday — culminating …