(Inma Ibáñez @inmaa_ic/Unsplash.com) What would the collapse of civilization look like? We might immediately think of cutoff utilities, disruptions in the supply chain, violence in the streets, and the lack …
The Italian Vaticanologist Andrea Gagliarducci, who has a web page called Monday Vatican, is a careful observer of the papal transition—which means he is a careful observer of a very …
The Parson in the Ellesmere manuscript of Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales is seen against a background of St. Peter’s Square at the Vatican. From a muddy parish road to the …
Meeting in the first extraordinary consistory of Pope Leo XIV’s pontificate, the members of the College of Cardinals voted last evening to discuss evangelization and synodality—thus effectively sidelining detailed discussion …
The first extraordinary consistory of Pope Leo’s pontificate began yesterday with the Pope’s opening address and a vote by the assembled cardinals to focus on the themes of evangelization and …
Master Sgt. Kerri SperoChaplain (Lt. Col.) Darin Colarusso of the 102nd Intelligence Wing offers Mass for military members and civilians at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center in Boston on …
The story of St. Francis of Assisi teaches us that conversion is lifelong, dynamic and ongoing. He was an ordinary Christian who opened himself up to Christ’s invitation to take …
Over the past few weeks, as Michael O’Loughlin prepared to take on the executive editor role at NCR, he connected with dozens of people from the NCR community. A few …
“A strong statement by the bishops could make an important difference in American public opinion, and may deter further military escalation,” writes Thomas Higgins.
Across Vietnam’s flood-battered central provinces, nuns observed Christmas quietly, scaling back celebrations to redirect resources to those whose homes, crops and livelihoods were swept away by storms and floods.
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