The move and the consolidation of Leo's team suggest a new chapter is opening as his pontificate nears the one-year mark.

In "My Son, the Priest," author Kristin Grady Gilger recounts the long and winding road of accepting her son's Jesuit vocation — and what that meant for her own faith.

We can't change the mistakes of our past — not even if we're Tyra Banks — but we can and should reflect seriously on them, ...

Bishop-designate Godfrey Mullen, 60, is a native son of the diocese and currently serves as its administrator.

In this photo provided by the Coalition for Spiritual and Public Leadership, Fr. Leandro Fossá, CS, Fr. Paul Keller, CMF, and Sr. Alicia Gutierrez, SH, are escorted by police officers into the ...

Unfortunately, the suffering described in Isaiah and Matthew is the lived experience of many people today because, sadly, ...

Hours after a terrorist gunman attacked a synagogue in West Bloomfield Township, Detroit Archbishop Edward Weisenburger ...

Pope Leo XIV has highlighted how St. Joseph, who is never directly quoted in the Bible, is an example for Christians of the ...

The pontiff's public restraint in denouncing the conflict has opened space for other church leaders to lead that moral charge ...

NCR readers respond to coverage of the origins of Vatican II, "Marty Supreme" and the bishops' opposition to Trump.

Leo's rhetorical question is another example of his reserved, if pointed, approach to weighing in on global issues — particularly those concerning the United States.

On this Easter morn, let us heed the command to start again, to reinterpret everything in our own lives and all of history in the light of Christ's definitive victory over evil.