Events & News
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Centennial Celebration
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News from the Vatican
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“[T]he suffering of Ukraine is not only the suffering of one country,” Radcliffe said, “it is the suffering of the whole world.”
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“Violence,” Pope Leo XIV said, “can never lead to the justice, stability and peace for which the peoples are waiting.”
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Leo’s move signals something of a new chapter in a pontificate that seems to be kicking into gear after a slow and deliberate start.
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Life Teen Blog
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Can I be real with you for a second? Right now, we are in what I like to call the “dark ages.” Those delicious Thanksgiving meals are long behind us, Christmas decorations are in the (smelly...
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“I believe.” Those are the words echoed in unison by the Party of Mike, Dustin, Will, Lucas, and Max, as they close the door on the nine and a half year run of “Stranger Things,” which came to a...
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The Church honors many inspiring men and women throughout the liturgical year. October is a particularly spectacular month, as the Church shows off an amazing collection of feast days and memorials...
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National Catholic Register
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Daniel Ibáñez/EWTN Pope Leo XIV greets members of the faithful at the Parish of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Ponte Mammolo, a neighborhood on the outskirts of Rome, on...
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Catholic writer Mike Aquilina (l) and rock-and-roll pioneer Dion DiMucci pose together in a Jan. 14 photo. The unlikely collaborators have written nearly 100 songs...
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Vatican Media Pope Leo XIV addresses pilgrims gathered in St. Peter’s Square at the Vatican for recitation of the Angelus on March 15, 2026. Speaking at his...
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Catholic Link
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This reflection is an excerpt from The Liturgical Sense of the Readings at Mass (Year A). Click here to purchase! As Jesus passed by he saw a man blind from birth.His disciples asked him,“Rabbi, who...
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Most of our fears as young kids revolve around nighttime. As we grow up, the tools we’re taught stay with us. Whether you’ve got young ones or older ones (or fears yourself), you can keep it simple...
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Throughout history, Catholics—both religious and lay—have actively engaged in efforts to end war, poverty, hunger, and injustice. From vastly different disciplines and corners of the world, they have...
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