
Cardinal Parolin: United Nations needs “continual reform”
The Vatican’s secretary of state called for renewed multilateralism, dialogue, and respect for international law to help end conflicts.

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.

It has been three years since the start of the war between Hamas and Israel, but the cardinal says he hasn’t seen significant progress towards peace.

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.

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.

Meeting with Korean priests and religious in Rome, Leo XIV urged them to be “artisans of peace” in preparation for the 2027 World Youth Day in Seoul.

The Catholic tradition teaches that human beings are called to share in God’s own life. This is not metaphor, and it is not the same as becoming God.

The Gospel arrived in 1901 with a handful of Montfort missionaries. Today the Church runs 1,806 schools, 93 hospitals, and keeps growing.

Founded by an autistic deacon, Catholic Autism UK hopes to help parishes notice barriers they may never have considered.

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.

Bartolo Longo was canonized by Pope Leo just after his feast day in 2025. It was on October 5, 1926, that he entered eternity at age 85.

St. Faustina would seem to bear a unique name, and yet she is likely named after a Roman saint of the 6th century.

Let us all follow their example, invoking the intercession of the Virgin Mary so that peoples may be freed from the scourge of war.

"To have so many of the faithful — young people, families, people from all walks of life — gathered days after the beatification of Blessed Fulton Sheen was an extraordinary grace!"

St. Francis didn’t overthink what God asked. He just lived it. When he died 17 years after his conversion, his movement had spread across Europe and the Middle East.

Every saint shared the Gospel. Here are specific principles from four of them we need to apply in our own lives.

The short answer is no. The special Jubilee Year of St. Francis promulgated by Pope Leo XIV extends all the way into early 2027.