A reporter ponders on how to repair a religious structure long thought of as good but supported by an evil underside ...

Cardinal Marc Ouellet, Prefect Emeritus of the Dicastery for Bishops, reflects on the appointment of laypeople to positions ...

Can you hear the people sing?

The Pope’s words recall the stories of refugees, the sick, and men and women burdened with wounds. “In just a few meters, one can touch the contradictions of this time,” he said, as in the ...

The rare alignment of Ramadhan and Lent offers a powerful reminder that faith traditions can unite rather than divide, strengthening interreligious dialogue and shared spiritual renewal.

The new chairman of the Catholic German Bishops Conference, Heiner Wilmer, is four days older than his predecessor, Georg Bätzing: almost 65 years old. This is not what one would call a generational ...

Why the date of Easter remains divisive four centuries later - The idea of a common Easter celebration date has been ...

Historian John Stow claimed that Henry VIII had around 70,000 people executed (although this is believed to be an exaggerated ...

Death washes clean, and only after someone is gone can we fully drink in the gift that he or she was for us and the world. John was one of the most prominent (and important) English journalists ...

On Feb. 22, Washington Cardinal Robert W. McElroy celebrated the Rite of Election and Call to Continuing Conversion, the Lenten liturgy marking the final stage of preparation for those who will ...

Meet New York’s enigmatic new archbishop, Ronald Hicks.