
One woman’s “rebirth” in Lourdes and how she now helps others
For many pilgrims to Lourdes, their own experience is an invitation to go back again and again, to help others receive what they have.

Two Christian women were among five killed and many injured in an early morning strike on a Gaza City apartment house on Saturday, October 3.

The exhibition titled “Catastrophe and Wonder” will explore threats to knowledge preservation such as fire, water, light, insects and humans.

Eva Molenmaker faced a sea of faces at Lourdes before singing just feet from the Pope. Her reaction afterward makes her even more endearing.

Dear brothers and sisters who are sick, I want to tell you that you are not a burden. You are the beating heart of our humanity and a precious treasure for the Church.

Beyond the crowds and official ceremonies, some delightful details revealed what happens when a Pope takes over the French capital.

I invite all the faithful and all Christian communities to pray the holy Rosary throughout the coming month of October, with the particular intention that wars may cease and that peace may be established ...

God has made us free, since freedom is necessary for love; no one can be forced to love. We must therefore use our freedom to say yes to Christ

We turn to you with trust, for you are the Mother whom Jesus has given, and you are attentive to all our needs.

Pope Leo XIV receives the Pontifical Academy of Sciences, urging its scientists to anticipate the major risks of artificial intelligence and climate change.

French photographer JR recently spoke with Aleteia about his admiration for Pope Leo XIV, particularly his calls to resist the grip of artificial intelligence.

You know Mother Cabrini, but do you know Bishop Scalabrini? And how their lives and missions intersected in the New World? Vatican Secretary of State speaks of mission then, and today.

Reporter Anna Kurian spoke with the head of the Vatican’s gardening services, who oversees the vegetable garden in the shadow of the Mater Ecclesiae monastery, the Vatican's own "secret garden."

If you plan to catch the natural beauty of autumn in regions across the USA, we’ve included Catholic sites for a side of spiritual enrichment along the way.

"The pilgrimage of World Youth Day begins today," Cardinal Kevin Farrell told participants as the meeting opened on September 14.

122 sick pilgrims traveled to Lourdes from Dublin, with help and support from 552 accompanying helpers and many others giving prayers and support.

A Vatican Note marking the anniversary of Nostra Aetate calls for a “new ethic of dialogue” and says religions must be bridges, not weapons. Here are 5 keys to understanding it.

The International Theological Commission’s “Caring for Our Common Home” goes beyond Laudato Si’ by naming environmental destruction a direct offense against the Creator.