The head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church said in an interview that “Ukraine needs weapons, but it also needs you—your solidarity, your prayers, and your human and Christian empathy.” …
A Vatican diplomat said that “wherever possible,” the return of migrants to their native lands “should be a voluntary and informed choice.” Addressing a committee meeting of the International Organization …
Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, the Holy See’s Secretary for Relations with States and International Organizations, told journalists that “we will remain committed to Ukraine, addressing humanitarian issues, the exchange of …
Aquinas once wrote that “among all worldly things, there is nothing which seems worthy to be preferred to friendship” (De Regno, I, ch. XI). Regardless of one’s station in life, …
Pope Leo XIV received President Laura Fernández of Costa Rica in an October 29 audience.
Archbishop José Gomez of Los Angeles paid tribute to labor leader and activist Dolores Huerta following her death on October 28 at the age of 96.
“It was just so horrific to think that some of the language that was quoted in the early reports really came from the Vatican,” recalled DignityUSA Executive Director Marianne Duddy-Burke.
The Nov. 1 matchup in Rome between Villanova and Notre Dame will open the NCAA men’s and women’s basketball seasons. The congregations that founded and run the two universities have …
Voters will consider culture war issues in many states this Election Day. Some activists cite a 100-year-old Supreme Court decision about nuns and Catholic schools.
At its Justice Reimagined Awards and Celebration, the Catholic Mobilizing Network honored journalist Elizabeth Bruenig and Oklahoma City Archbishop Paul Coakley for their anti-death-penalty advocacy.
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