“I think he wants the church to purify itself to be able to be an effective counter-witness to the negative dynamics you see in the world,” one leader told NCR.

By confronting the church’s failures, Magnifica Humanitas can be read as an “enactment of concrete solidarity,” philosopher Sally Scholz writes.  

After years of allegations of land dispossession by now-dissolved Sodalitium Christianae Vitae, a symbolic reparation ceremony for the Indigenous people whose land was taken away was held on Saturday.

Ending a nearly 10-month organizing campaign and legal effort, a new arrangement allows pastoral teams to provide spiritual care, prayer and approved sacramental ministry at ICE facilities in the Windy …

Today is the Optional Memorial of St. Augustine of Canterbury (d. 605), who was born in Rome and died in Canterbury, England, in 604. When Pope Gregory I heard that …

By Mikael Corre, Permanent Special Correspondent in Rome,  La Croix Published May 25, 2026 at 11:30 a.m. (Translated from French into English) Pope Leo XIV published his first encyclical on …

Catholic bishops in the United States reacted positively to Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical, which touched on both concerns and hopes about the development of artificial intelligence (AI) with his …

The Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) announced the names of four priests to be consecrated as bishops on July 1 without the permission of Pope Leo XIV. The general …

“Embracing finitude means acknowledging our limits and that can be difficult,” Meghan Clark writes Meghan Clark.