He was executed on July 6, 1535. In the 14 months before his death, he wrote some of his finest pages, kept his humor, and told his daughter they would “merrily meet in heaven.”
June 29 marked 2.5 years to the day since the "annual" list with countries of particular concern has been updated.
In 1981 alone, they exchanged some dozen letters as Reagan was formulating his foreign policy.
A six-month pilgrimage in the Philippines is underway, with implications that go beyond Catholic devotion.
Filipinos celebrate the 128th independence day on June 12. Insights from an archbishop show how to make it count.
Fathers Jan Bula and Václav Drbola were killed for their Catholic faith in 1951 and 1952, and are the first martyrs of the Czech Republic to be beatified.
After a year of funding cuts for Catholic Relief Services, the U.S. State Department has announced a $240 million grant for emergency relief.
Pope Leo's words will bring you to see the feast day differently, but not just that. Like Mary at the Visitation, we can come to see the invisible.
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Pope Leo XIV discussed the Pope's new encyclical, as well as the ongoing wars in Ukraine and the Middle East.
The US Secretary of State was received in audience on May 7 by Pope Leo. Afterward, he shared photos on X and spoke of peace and human dignity.
Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Pope's Secretary of State, addresses recent attacks by President Trump and ongoing disputes with the Church in Germany.
On a politically delicate U.S. visit, King Charles offered a master class in one quietly powerful diplomatic skill: humor.
Ben Sasse shared characteristically forthright thoughts on politics, faith, and a life well-lived in a recent '60 Minutes' interview.
"Let us all pray for our elected leaders ... Because human life is a precious gift, there is no room for violence of any kind in our society."
Canada’s Catholic bishops are urging Canadians to speak up and contact politicians to prevent a serious escalation of the "assisted dying" (MAiD) criteria.
In a message to a Vatican academy, the Pope outlines how democracy, global order, and authority must remain grounded in human dignity.
The 3 U.S. cardinals who are active archbishops sat down with '60 Minutes' for a frank conversation on cultural issues.
