The Latin Patriarchate School in Gaza has reopened for 1,005 students after nearly three years of disrupted education, ...

Pope Leo XIV flies to France on Friday, where across four days in three cities he will proclaim Catholic teaching to the ...

For the first time in seven centuries, Aquileia, a city in northeastern Italy with a fascinating past, has reunited the three ...

The Holy Tunic will travel almost four miles from Argenteuil, France, to the pope’s youth vigil at the Stade de France in ...

The 2026 Ratzinger Prize recipient is American theologian Dr John Cavadini, recognized for the scholarly merits of his ...

By Nathan Morley Governments across the Middle East are preparing for a possible escalation in regional tensions after Iran ...

By Father Anthony D. Andreassi It was while a professor at The Catholic University of America in Washington that Archbishop ...

The world’s major powers gather at the United Nations headquarters in New York. At the heart of the agenda are major global ...

The latest alert issued jointly by United Nations agencies—including UNICEF, the FAO, and the World Food Programme—paints a terrifying picture: an estimated 254,000 children aged 6 to 59 months are ...

Poverty, unemployment and economic hardship can make migrants and other vulnerable people targets for human traffickers, Bishop Adrianus Sunarko, OFM, of Pangkalpinang, Indonesia, warned Catholics ...

By Caroline Sarah Petrus The Diocese of Miri in Malaysian Borneo celebrated the ordination of its first priest from the Berawan community on September 16, as more than 3,000 faithful gathered at St.

By Tyler Arnold A Vatican-led organization is meeting with world leaders on artificial intelligence, human dignity, the common good, and other aspects of Catholic social teaching on the sidelines of ...