The aim of World Mission Sunday (Oct. 18), established 100 years ago by Pope Pius XI, has “borne fruit in my own life,” said Pope Leo XIV.
Gina Christian
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Women should enjoy “equal opportunities in all spheres of life without being compelled to renounce either their family life or professional aspirations.”
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Catholics around the world will mark World Mission Sunday on Oct. 18, and a “renewed energy” infuses the annual celebration of the Church’s missionary activity this milestone year, one expert …
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In his pastoral letter, Archbishop Sample pointed to what he called a “watershed moment” in the Church, particularly in western Oregon.
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The Diocese of Burlington, Vermont, has moved to withdraw its bankruptcy filing, two years to the day after seeking relief to address sexual abuse claims.
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A priest known for his nationwide radio ministry has been tapped to lead the first and only Church-approved Marian apparition site in the U.S.
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Catholic education leaders are applauding proposed regulations for the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit, which incentivizes private contributions to K-12 scholarships benefiting students in public, charter or private schools, including religious.
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Catholics in Greenland regard a new security agreement with a mixture of relief and concern, remaining committed to the Gospel’s call, say their parish priest.
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Virginia bishop urges faithful to ‘pray, fast and vote no’ on abortion, same-sex marriage amendments
Bishop Michael F. Burbidge of Arlington, Virginia, is urging the faithful to pray, fast and vote “no” on enshrining abortion and same-sex marriage in that state.
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In his Sept. 9 message, Pope Leo said he was “pleased” to receive the team chair’s “kind letter” and “most grateful for this thoughtful gesture.”
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