Holy to the three Abrahamic faiths the Old City of Jerusalem must be protected
Read MoreNow that Leo has moved back to the papal apartment, will the relics of St. Peter return, too?
Read MoreAs the Society of St. Pius X is again on the brink of schism, perhaps a more traditional approach from the Holy See would serve the universal Church — and the adherents of the SSPX — better.
Read MoreThe Holy Father’s bold choice of Bishop Erik Varden as retreat leader speaks volumes.
Read MoreTwo-hundred years ago religious liberty came to North America
Read MoreEarly signs from Leo’s first consistory suggest continuity with Pope Francis’ original pastoral vision — more in what he said than in how he later governed.
Read MoreA quarter century after the Jubilee of 2000, the Church is still asking why the evangelical hopes it kindled have yet to bear their full fruit.
Read MoreA century after the modern ecumenical movement began, recent events within the Anglican Communion in the Orthodox Church and the Orthodox Churches have halted plausible progress.
Read MoreDolan was a happy warrior, with the emphasis on the adjective more than the noun.
Read MoreThe secular media tried to diminish the larger-than-life Catholic archbishop of New York by accusing him of preaching the Gospel.
Read MoreAs Vatican II taught that proclaiming the Gospel stands at the heart of priestly ministry, Cardinal Timothy Dolan spent decades giving that teaching a living, compelling voice.
Read MoreThe facts about the kayak differ from the post-TRC template — and are more complicated, more interesting and more hopeful
Read MoreAs Europe faces a new war, a reminder that mercy sometimes requires a measure of boldness
Read MorePope Leo XIV himself called for an effective and unified voice from the US bishops; in Baltimore, they delivered just that.
Read MoreCharles is the head of state — sovereign “by the grace of God” — in the constitutional monarchies of the United Kingdom and Canada
Read MoreOnce barred from Oxford for his faith, the English convert who preached of a ‘second spring’ now joins the ranks of Ambrose, Augustine, Chrysostom and Athanasius.
Read MoreDilexi Te is clearly a Francis document that Leo has 'made his own.' How much it reflects his own approach remains to be seen.
Read MoreThe challenge of using such a framework is that many audiences take Brother Sun and Mother Earth and leave aside Sister Death and the danger of mortal sin.
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