This week Pope Leo addressed the Pontifical Academy for Life, the now-controversial Vatican organization founded by Pope John Paul II with the purpose to advise the Holy See on subjects …

In her new book, Something Wicked: Why Feminism Can’t Be Fused with Christianity, Carrie Gress brilliantly exposes many dark errors hidden within feminist ideology and plainly shows why feminism and …

Behind gestures toward accountability lies a quieter crisis that New York Archbishop Hicks just inherited: uncertainty about long-term solvency, uneven communication with clergy, and increasing ideological polarization.

The Missionary Sisters Servants of the Holy Spirit on the island of Flores cofounded a shelter to provide women with refuge, counseling and legal support in a patriarchal society.

Pope Leo XIV condemned the “scourge of gambling” in a speech late last year. His words followed warnings in the United States, where Catholic leaders have spoken out about the …

 Columnist Daniel P. Horan shares the two songs that have accompanied him through the Winter Games: John Williams’ “Olympic Fanfare and Theme” and singer-songwriter Jason Mraz’s “Beautiful Mess.”

“In our time, people are positively eager to claim the mantle of prophecy,” writes NCR’s Michael Sean Winters. “They think it absolves them from the need for careful moral argumentation.”

I would like an abundance of peace. I would like full vessels of charity. I would like rich treasures of mercy. I would like cheerfulness to preside over all. — …

The ashes are scarcely washed clean from our foreheads. In this second Lenten Mass we get down to work on our spiritual program. The first four Masses in Lent are …

Cardinal Blase Cupich led a Mass in Chicago, which was attended by relatives of those who have been detained or deported. Cardinal Joseph Tobin celebrated Masses inside an ICE detention …