At Villanova University, all roads — or at least many of them — seem to lead to Rome, thanks to famed alumnus Pope Leo XIV and the school's growing ties to the Vatican. Even its vaunted basketball ...
"I never thought the bishops would be so imprudent to do that, just a few weeks before the election," Jesuit Fr. Thomas Reese ...
A new report indicates that 60% of adult Catholics in the U.S. believe racism exists within their local community, with about 4 in 10 (39%) saying they have experienced racial discrimination generally ...
Two weeks after Pope Leo XIV's surgery for lung cancer, his doctor confirmed he can fly to South America according to the ...
Bringing long-overlooked stories of enslavement to light, the traveling exhibit "What We Inherit: Truth, Repair, and a ...
On this week's episode of "The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast," John Dear hosts Melissa Parke, executive director of the ...
A recent survey notes 73% of registered voters said the future of democracy was an important issue for them in the Nov. 3 ...
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 ...
Milwaukee Archbishop Jeffrey Grob expressed "sincere regret" for participating in what he said was "a political photo ...
The only larger settlement over sexual abuse claims in the U.S. was by the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, which agreed in 2024 ...
Accompaniment" on display at Boston College through Nov. 15 is part of the international Catholic Universities Art Triennial.
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