New film a catalyst to increase Eucharistic Adoration
An interview with executive producer of "Adore Him," Deacon Steve Greco
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Catholic depression playbook answers the question “Now, what?”
Tommy Tighe authors 'I’m Depressed Now What: St. Dymphna’s Guide to Building Your Depression Playbook.'
Pope Leo’s first book published today
'Freedom Under Grace' is a collection of the Holy Father's writings from his years as head of the Augustinian Order.
Catholic colleges tackle AI as new academic year begins
University of Mary, Franciscan University of Steubenville, Benedictine College, and University of Dallas weigh in on AI-use in education.
Data: Catholic converts on the rise on college campuses
New Hallow data shows increased interest in Catholicism across the country.
The missing piece of Sheen’s legacy in Rochester: His failure
Bishop Sheen’s three years as Rochester bishop in New York give fuller insight into his life and his own journey to holiness.
Get tickets: Stanley Rother’s story is more than martyrdom
"God blessed his yes" -- an inside look at Fr. Stan’s life and how "relatable" his story is. Narrated by Martin Sheen, the documentary is in theaters this week.
Fifty years of Steubenville Youth Conferences
Plus, nearly one-fifth of new priests report attending a conference as a teen.
Lebanese Parliament votes to abolish the death penalty
Lebanon will become the 114th country to oppose this practice, which the Catechism calls “inadmissible.”
Beneficiary of Elizabeth Ann Seton miracle dies at 78
Mom, grandmother, and daughter of the Church, Ann O'Neill is remembered for being a woman "whose life reflected God's mercy, grace, and the power of prayer."
Nobel laureates call for end of AI-assisted nuclear arms race
Six quotes from Global Nobel Laureates Assembly on how to address AI and warfare.
‘God, the Science, the Evidence’ written for believers and atheists
Arguments for the existence of God come from science, philosophy, history and more. The book has been a surprising success and is now updated in English.
Need hope? Archdiocese of Chicago surveys 2026 converts
Over 2,000 OCIA participants report what drew them to the Catholic faith, and the answers are fascinating.
Check out these “7 cardinal principles” of Catholic education
In a first-ever summit, leaders attempted to "capture the essence of the renewal of Catholic education now sweeping the Church in the United States"
What John Paul II had to say about the American Founding
During the United States' 250th anniversary celebrations, the St. John Paul II National Shrine has opened a new exhibit: “A New Birth of Freedom.”
What is “Eucharistic coherence”? Tune in to bishop’s reflections
Join the Institute of Catholic Culture for this free live-streamed lecture by Bishop Thomas Paprocki next month, on July 14.
Catholic converts: The story behind the numbers
The number of Catholic converts in the U.S. equals the entire number of some religious denominations.
Biology and spirituality: a Catholic response to anxiety
Counselor Catherine DiNuzzo’s 'The Catholic Guide Through Anxiety' gives Catholics some tools that can help to manage anxiety.
Wildly popular Sacred Heart film is a revival of hope
Theatrical release in the United States timed to coincide with consecration of the nation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Tickets still available.
Psychology and Catholic anthropology meet at Divine Mercy University
Divine Mercy University fills a growing need for Catholic mental health practitioners who are competent in their field and understand the human person.
