
Leo XIV: You can win without humiliating others
Athletes from the Winter Games in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo visited the Vatican for a special audience on the moral and educational value of sports.

Their historic moment on the slopes reveals the lasting power of parental example.

In Milan-Cortina, speed skater Francesca Lollobrigida celebrated gold — and the joyful, unending job of motherhood.

Yes, you read that right. How is that even possible?

The Archdiocese of Milan sponsored the Ora Sport on Fire Tour for 3 years leading up to the 2026 Milan Olympics in Italy.

Cardinal Pietro Parolin sent a message from the Holy Father, himself a sports enthusiast, to the bishop of Milan upon the presentation of the Olympic Cross.

Figure skater Maxim Naumov moves hearts with powerful performance as he returns to the ice. As we mark the anniversary of tragedy, let us keep him and them in prayer.

Brazilian kitesurfer Bruno Lobo happened upon a young girl who was about to drown and brought her to shore, thanking God for “using him” to save her.

The 3rd-century saint is well known around the world for being the patron saint of athletes, and is invoked by a variety of individuals seeking heavenly aid.

In a fascinating interview with EWTN, the Olympic champion revealed what is most important to her, and then had her gold medal blessed.

Born without half of one leg, Matthew Torres will compete in international games for persons with disabilities.

If you’d like to learn more about this awe-inspiring champion, here are three ways Olympic gold medalist Katie Ledecky lives her faith.

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.

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.”