Rather than embrace ongoing, lifelong conversion in faith and knowledge, some politicians and religious leaders choose to stunt their moral and intellectual growth, writes Daniel Horan.

In Nuuk, Greenland’s capital, a Catholic community of about 300 people — many of them Filipino immigrants — is following international debate over the future of their home with concern, …

“There are the countless examples of ordinary Catholics who work hard each day to live out the Gospel’s call to care for the least of these,” writes NCR’s Michael J. …

An investigation approved by the Vatican concluded that Fr. Francis Xavier Truong Buu Diep was killed by two Japanese deserters seeking revenge after Japan’s defeat in World War II. 

There are so many congregations putting laypeople in executive positions that the Leadership Conference of Women Religious has created a network where they can experience some formation and find each …

Five American prelates joined the public discussion of foreign policy in recent days. Gudziak, Broglio, Cupich, McElroy and Tobin remind us of what remains visible beneath the new narratives.

Some cardinals and faithful who have a devotion to the traditional Roman rite have expressed concern that the liturgy appears to be sidelined in the extraordinary consistory currently underway at …