Synodality is often presented and perceived by many as a cumbersome and complicated process with language and terminology ...

The next time you go to receive Communion, you are not just remembering Christ. Rather, through the anamnesis of the ...

I am very happy to be here among you and to spend the next few weeks with a little rest, a little prayer, a little reading ...

We remember the tragedy not only to remind us of the sacrifice of Christ, but to embolden us in the face of our difficult ...

The hostility to immigrants enabled by yesterday’s Supreme Court decisions marks a profound moral failure in the American ...

We must not resign ourselves to violence. God continues to open paths of reconciliation and peace throughout history. We have ...

Catholics in colonial New England kept a low profile, and for long stretches there was effectively no public Catholic life at ...

Over the past generation, surveys, studies and anecdotal evidence have all shown that the Catholic Church—and Christian ...

Catholic life throughout the region was often sustained quietly through family networks, informal gathering places, and the ...

Today, the Vatican has taken a stricter, more inflexible position than those taken under Popes Benedict XVI and Francis.

Pope Leo made a last-minute appeal to the SSPX to “turn back” from illicitly ordaining bishops, saying, “to tear the seamless garment of Christ is a sin of extreme gravity.” ...

Well aware that some cardinals still have serious reservations about synodality and its implementation, Pope Leo explained ...