
The Irish art of being friendly (and how to steal it)
Ireland has the official bragging rights, having been crowned the friendliest country in Europe. Here are 7 habits the rest of us might want to steal.

The date has a beautiful Marian connection -- and might inspire Catholics to look at the calendar differently.

A few rupees and an unexpected act of gratitude taught the young adventurer something he never forgot.

Pope Leo urges us to grow as a Church that is a “family of families,” in an atmosphere of reciprocal care that will benefit us all.

The famous Daprato Rigali Studio was tasked with creating the official image — and it's part of a trend toward traditional styles. We talked to the artist leading the fourth generation of this studio.

It's revealing to look at Jesus' methods through the lens of modern marketing.

The banquet hall is our churches and homes, the places where we live and where the King’s Son, Jesus Christ, continues to declare his love for us and await our “yes.”

Why is it that Teresa experienced the fulfillment of desire so deeply that her very heart was pierced by the experience?

If we want there to be peace and unity in the world, it must start with each individual of every family, striving for peace at home.

This is the final Part of a three-part photo essay, telling a story of the march of history in a small Connecticut town, interwoven with the ever-alive vision of faith.

Somehow, in its 184-year history, the University of Notre Dame never had been formally consecrated to Jesus' Sacred Heart — until now.

This is Part 2 of a three-part photo essay, telling a story of the march of history in a small Connecticut town, interwoven with the ever-alive vision of faith.

Bambino Gesù has retained its place as Europe’s leading pediatric hospital, while climbing to an impressive fourth worldwide.

The Pope's foreword to a youth catechism on marriage describes love as "a decision, a journey, and a lifelong covenant" — and opens with the Augustine motto on his own coat of arms.

What happens when Catholics committed to renewing culture excel in the business world? SENT entrepreneurs find a way to keep focus on Christ.

Leo XIV convened the October 7–14 gathering to evaluate how families can contribute to evangelization and how the Church can help them.

In a forgotten Connecticut village, one sound never stops ... This is Part 1 of a three-part photo essay, telling a story of the march of history interwoven with the ever-alive vision of faith.

What do you give a Pope? In Paris, the Carmelites found something with a very personal connection to Leo XIV.