"I'm not sure that the goal of Christian theology should be to quickly zap away all of our fears," says the author of Is it ...

Before a blue cross made from the wood of a shipwrecked boat, Pope Leo XIV stood at the port of one of Europe's deadliest migrant destinations and said the Catholic Church "cannot remain silent about ...

After considerable debate, the U.S. Catholic bishops voted June 11 to update their "Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People," including adding language that emphasizes "the right of an ...

Pope Leo XIV closed his two-day stint in Barcelona June 10 by celebrating Mass at the Sagrada Família on the death centenary ...

As the FIFA World Cup opens on across the U.S., Mexico and Canada, a group of Dominican friars, sisters and lay leaders is ...

Assessing the soccer tournament's success "asks us to look more carefully at what success means," writes Guilherme Lopes.

Pope Leo XIV met with victims of clergy sex abuse Monday in Madrid, engaging with the abuse crisis that has loomed large over ...

Amid the loneliness and despair of life behind bars, God continues to love and encourage the imprisoned to not let the ...

What does it mean to be human in the age of artificial intelligence? The answer Magnifica Humanitas gives — remain — is too ...

"Two weeks offered a striking contrast: fear in Hyde Park and hope in Madrid. The deeper lesson is that these events were not ...

"This teaching document draws from and supports a more fundamental Christian doctrine: the inherent goodness of creation generally and our own materiality in particular," writes Daniel P. Horan.

Pope Leo XIV brought bustling Madrid to a halt Sunday, drawing 1.2 million people — the largest crowd he has encountered yet ...