"I never thought the bishops would be so imprudent to do that, just a few weeks before the election," Jesuit Fr. Thomas Reese ...

Two weeks after Pope Leo XIV's surgery for lung cancer, his doctor confirmed he can fly to South America according to the ...

At Villanova University, all roads — or at least many of them — seem to lead to Rome, thanks to famed alumnus Pope Leo XIV ...

With the Nov. 3 midterm elections approaching, a handful of Catholic bishops in the United States have recently been speaking out about the importance of protecting voting rights. Actions to safeguard ...

On this week's episode of "The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast," John Dear hosts Melissa Parke, executive director of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons. On this week's episode of "The ...

Bringing long-overlooked stories of enslavement to light, the traveling exhibit "What We Inherit: Truth, Repair, and a ...

Our tradition, from the heart of the gospel to the deeply established Catholic social justice tradition it inspired, cries ...

After James Naismith invented the sport in Springfield, Massachusetts in 1891, YMCAs and colleges played key roles in the ...

"I'm a progressive Democrat because of my faith — not in spite of it. And I think it's time more of us said so," Rep. Jim ...

In his new memoir, The Italian Job, The New York Times' Jason Horowitz chronicles the highs and lows of nearly a ...

NCR readers respond to stories about synodal priestly formation, the relics of Archbishop Fulton Sheen, abortion and empathy.

"The great question before us,"asks the bishop of Phoenix, "is not whether a machine will someday learn to say, 'I think, ...