- US bishops voice support for sainthood causes of Msgr. Joseph Buh, John Rick Miller (CWN)On the opening day of their June meeting, the bishops of the United States expressed their support for the sainthood causes of the Servants of God Msgr. Joseph Buh (1833-1922) and John Rick Miller (1948-2015). ... read more
- Pope celebrates Mass in Sagrada Família, 100 years after Gaudí’s death (CWN)Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass in the famed Basilica of Sagrada Família in Barcelona on June 10, the 100th anniversary of the death of its architect, Venerable Antoni Gaudí (video). ... read more
- On PostliberalismCurrently, there exists a significant preoccupation with the theoretical and ideological movement known as postliberalism, which has gained prominence in various Christian neo-conservative circles. This movement is linked to figures such as former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance, the latter who identifies himself as a postliberal. It has emerged ... read more
- The Meaning of America’s Consecration to the Sacred HeartJoan Sutter Light shines through a stained-glass image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. COMMENTARY: There are two reasons why the date of June 11 is especially important. ... read more
- Let us lay down our armor, as St. Ignatius did, Pope says at Montserrat (CWN)Pope Leo XIV visited the historic Abbey of Our Lady of Montserrat and encouraged the faithful to imitate St. Ignatius of Loyola’s gesture of laying down their armor. ... read more
- Pope encourages Barcelona Catholic charity workers (CWN)Pope Leo XIV visited the Church of St. Augustine in Barcelona on June 10 (video) and offered encouragement to archdiocesan charity workers. ... read more
- ‘The Lord allows us all to start anew,’ Pope tells prisoners (CWN)Pope Leo XIV visited a prison in Barcelona (video) and told the prisoners that “God loves you just as you are, but he dreams of you being even better.” ... read more
- “God does what God does”: An interview with Brandon Ambrosino"I'm not sure that the goal of Christian theology should be to quickly zap away all of our fears," says the author of Is it God's Will?: Making Sense of Tragedy, Luck, and Hope in a World Gone Wrong. ... read more
- Why the Dems need to bring common sense to the culture wars"Even if the Democrats hit a home run on economics, they also need to step back from the cultural extremism they have embraced in recent years," writes NCR's Michael Sean Winters. ... read more
- Las monjas en Cuba sostienen sus ministerios en medio de la crisis humanitariaLos apagones y la escasez de combustible afectan la vida y la misión de las monjas en Cuba, desde la atención a comunidades hasta la producción de hostias para las parroquias. “Para una religiosa, vivir en Cuba hoy en día significa sortear y afrontar una serie de retos estructurales y económicos que requieren una enorme ... read more
- As the World Cup begins, Catholic social teaching requires our attentionAssessing the soccer tournament's success "asks us to look more carefully at what success means," writes Guilherme Lopes. "Who benefits? Who feels welcome? Who participates? Who bears the burdens?" ... read more
- The Leo Chronicles: Goodbye to GabbyThe Leo Chronicles: Leo and Brother Leo say goodbye to their dear friend. ... read more
- Catholics must not see migrants as ‘a problem,’ says Spanish bishop during Leo’s visitAt Pope Leo XIV's prayer vigil for young people June 6, National Catholic Reporter speaks with Bilbao Bishop Joseba Segura Etxezarraga about the church's role in Spain's migration debate. ... read more
- Cardinal Parolin, in papal letter, reflects on the elderly’s ‘magisterium of frailty’ (CWN)
- St. Teresa of Kolkata—Intense love does not measure; it just gives.Intense love does not measure; it just gives. —St. Teresa of Kolkata ... read more
