At Lourdes, the Pope addressed the French bishops with a wide-ranging challenge: defend the Church’s public voice, and never grow weary of proclaiming Christ.
On the 300th anniversary of the canonization of St. Turibius of Mogrovejo, a pope who served as a missionary bishop in Peru writes to his brother bishops from the inside.
Addressing recently ordained bishops, the Holy Father spoke of their call to discipleship and shepherding, offering both encouragement and exhortation.
A House bill grants a 3-year reprieve from deportation to refugees who escaped Haiti's ongoing violence. Now it's the Senate's turn to approve the extension.
Pope Leo spoke this week to bishops who are associated with a Catholic group dedicated to unity, which is, as seen through his motto, one of Leo's greatest commitments.
Bishop Paul Liu Honggang’s ordination marks the 19th appointment under the 2018 Sino-Vatican pastoral agreement, and it ends a nearly 80-year vacancy.
When Australia's Archbishop Anthony Fisher dropped a witty quip in a speech, it gained social media attention — but there's more behind it.
Ecuador’s president and first lady, Daniel Noboa and Lavinia Valbonesi, tragically lost their third baby to pregnancy complications.
As Haitians in the U.S. face deportation, Catholic bishops meet with senators and write letters asking lawmakers to protect TPS status.
The abortion rate is steadily rising with renewed access to abortion pills that can be prescribed via tele-health.
Following at least nine deaths during ICE enforcement operations, two bishops call for accountability, transparency, and respect for human dignity.
Ecclesial retirement ages and cardinals’ voting age limits, mostly inherited from Paul VI, weren’t legislated before the Second Vatican Council.
Here’s the remarkable story of a book that’s largely been forgotten today but had an enormous impact on generations of Americans.
They represent the full breadth of the Philippines, with one archbishop coming from each of the country’s three main island groups.
The 4th White Ribbon March on Sunday, June 28: faith-based and non-partisan call for justice and end to corruption.
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"
Canada’s bishops and other advocates continue to speak out against expansions of the law that are being considered, voicing concern and calling for prayers.
