
The quiet truth at the heart of King Harald’s funeral
Amid the crowns, ceremony, and royal titles, King Harald V's funeral offered a simple reminder: in death, even a monarch is simply one of us.

The monarch let the animal kingdom take center stage in celebrating David Attenborough’s 100th birthday.

On a politically delicate U.S. visit, King Charles offered a master class in one quietly powerful diplomatic skill: humor.

The special status of Catholicism as the state religion of the Principality of Monaco is one of the reasons Pope Leo XIV chose to visit this tiny country.

At a recent event in Wales, the royal made an innocent mistake and had everyone in stitches, while giving us all a wonderful reminder.

Prince George’s simple gesture at a homeless charity points to the quiet legacy grandparents pass down — one act of love at a time.

The State Visit at Windsor Castle revealed how the royals do Christmas, and there are elements we can bring to our own homes.

The Princess of Wales shares a faith-rooted message of hope and compassion for those facing addiction.

The future king’s parenting dilemma feels familiar — when to give a phone, and how to keep your child safe online.

From St. Paul’s tomb to Windsor Chapel, Charles and Leo XIV mark a milestone of spiritual friendship and shared history.

A group of thieves stole priceless jewels from the Louvre in a seven-minute heist on October 19. Among the items stolen was a brooch perhaps meant to hold a relic.

The royal visit to Rome will include ecumenical prayer for the protection of the environment and the renewal of an ancient bond between the king and St. Paul Outside the Walls.

Catherine’s reflection draws on a Harvard study that echoes the foundations of the Catholic faith.

Far from glamour, William’s Apple TV+ appearance highlights resilience, grief, and the joy of finding meaning in family.

King Charles and Queen Camilla’s Jubilee visit to the Holy See offers a sign of Christian unity and hope.

King Charles III shares a lighthearted moment with 116-year-old Ethel Caterham and reminds us about the beauty of memories and tradition.

In honoring the Duchess of Kent, Pope Leo highlights the quiet virtues at the heart of being a good Catholic.

Duchess of Kent’s quiet life of faith and service ends with a farewell that carries special meaning for Britain’s Catholics.