False accusations have a habit of lingering long after the original conversation has ended. Here's how to respond without losing your peace of mind.
In a message to a Vatican academy, the Pope outlines how democracy, global order, and authority must remain grounded in human dignity.
A bishops' initiative is taking practical action at the national, diocesan, and parish level to promote the dignity of every person, no matter their immigration status.
Opening the Vatican tribunal’s judicial year, Pope Leo XIV told judges their work is a ministry that protects truth, builds trust, and strengthens the unity of the Church.
During his 1987 visit to the United States, the Polish Pontiff recalled the "providential" work of Martin Luther King Jr.
Carol Ann Dougherty, 9, was killed in the choir loft of St. Mark's Catholic Church in Bristol Borough, Pennsylvania, in 1962. Police say they finally know who did it.
Though overwhelmed, local humanitarian workers remain. Pope Leo is urging the international community to intervene "decisively and generously."
In the words of the Catechism (§1939), “Solidarity is a direct demand of human and Christian brotherhood.”
In a time when polarization and institutional pressures loom large, the Church’s witness is sharpened by how it upholds transparent communication.
Cardinal Parolin’s message signals a potentially meaningful change: the Church’s diplomatic posture is taking a firmer stand on human-rights concerns in Venezuela.
The bishops reminded citizens that “Peru needs us united — in justice and respect, in democracy and freedom, in reconciliation and peace.”
Louis Geri, 41, of Vineland, New Jersey, had previously been banned from the cathedral. He was targeting the Red Mass, where justices of the Supreme Court would have gathered.
Catholic Mobilizing Network invites people to join them on an annual novena ahead of World Day Against the Death Penalty on October 10.
Mercy belongs at every stage — legislation, enforcement, and especially sentencing, and laws should be crafted with pathways for clemency, echoing the Jubilee’s call to reconcile and repair
The Jubilee’s spiritual takeaway is practical: justice is a vocation. It asks for clean hands and courageous hearts, fidelity to the law and reverence for the person.
In some languages, an approved preface for the Mass speaks of Jesus as the Good Samaritan. We ask for his hope and consolation.
Fr. Paul Murphy was brutally attacked by a teen who tried to kill him. In court the priest reached out with forgiveness and compassion.
