
The greatest victory the Olympic bell will announce
A bell cast especially for the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games will be installed at Notre Dame of Paris, where it will ring during the consecration of the Mass.

The German shot putter Yemisi Ogunleye wowed fans with her athletic skills and her strong faith in Jesus.

Graduate of New Jersey Catholic high school, Olympic gold medalist gives God credit for her six world records.

Getting into the spirit of the Paris Summer Olympics, here are a few things we couldn't help but note!

We may not be training for a gold medal, but the Olympic spirit can inspire us to tap into our own strengths. Think of saints as the Olympians of the spirit.

After watching Simone Biles raise the bar for all female gymnasts, Bishop Robert Barron was inspired to delve into the philosophy of sports.

Noah Lyles’ openness about his longterm conditions, from dyslexia to depression, shows that external factors don’t have to limit what a person can achieve.

With the Summer Olympics drawing to a close this weekend, here are some of our favorite moments!

Running long distances involves a great deal of sacrifice and suffering. Why do it? One Olympian gives us some useful insights.

He went to school at a small Catholic college, and as one of "World's Greatest Athletes," says he thinks of the Parable character who had "10 talents"

"Freedom of expression, which of course is not in question, finds its limit in respect for others," said the Holy See in a brief, French-language statement.

Unlike many public figures Pope Francis has remained discreet on the controversy caused by the Olympics’ opening ceremony. Aleteia analyzes why.

Several days after the Paris Olympics' opening ceremony on July 26, some controversial scenes are still generating debate, discussion, and division.

"I think it really tells women that you can choose motherhood and also be at the top of your game and not have to miss a beat.”

In a letter read at the opening Mass of the Olympics, Francis expressed his hope that a truce be observed and that the games may help unite a divided France.

July 19 is when the spirit of the 2024 Olympics really comes into play thanks to this meaningful tradition.

In the preface to a book of testimonies of Olympic, Paralympic, and refugee athletes, Francis defends dignity of all participants and praises their example.

The two cute little mascots, known as the "Phryges," have an important message to share as the French prepare for the Games.