New York – “Let this moment be a turning point —from prolonged suffering to healing, from fear to hope, from impunity to accountability grounded in justice and law,” reads an …
The International Theological Commission, the papally-appointed advisory body of theologians under the purview of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, has published “Quo vadis, humanitas? Reflecting on Christian …
The abbot of the Abbey of the Dormition recounted his experience of the attacks on Jerusalem in the Iran war, including hiding in a bunker with pilgrims visiting the abbey. …
Pope Leo XIV paid tribute to St. Casimir during his March 4 general audience.
Continuing his series of Wednesday general audiences on the Second Vatican Council and its documents, Pope Leo XIV devoted his March 4 audience to the Church as a visible and …
The International Union of Superiors General, which represents 1,900 women’s religious institutes, issued a call for “prayer, fasting, and action for an unarmed and disarming peace.” “As consecrated women religious, …
A new book suggests that Cardinal Robert Prevost’s path to the papacy was shaped by fragile alliances and small human moments that influenced perceptions inside the Sistine Chapel and produced …
The Leo Chronicles: “Why start a fire you can’t put out?” the pope asks.
“Although the Catholic Church has had a pacifist approach to international relations since the Second World War, it still recognizes that war can be waged lawfully if certain conditions are …
“Christian hope is nothing like optimism or the unfounded conviction that ‘everything will work out fine,’ ” writes Daniel P. Horan.
Catholic Daily - Catholic news and inspiration. Brought to you by Queen of Peace Productions.