Christians could soon be a minority in the United States if present demographic trends continue in the coming decades. According to a recent report by the Pew Research Center, over the last 10 years, the ...
From the beginning, the Catholic Church has been on mission to spread the Gospel to all nations, but how has it changed over the centuries, and what does it look like today? Many organizations — ...
St. Mark Ji Tianxiang struggled with opium addiction for almost half of his 66 years of life. A committed Catholic, St. Mark Ji continually confessed to smoking opium, but the graces of the sacrament were ...
Gay marriage is a settled legal matter in the United States that — for now, at least — does not compel churches to bless same-sex unions. And while there is some common ground that practicing ...
The Catholic chaplain of the Washington Nationals, Monsignor Stephen Rossetti, reflects on the team’s historic run to the World Series, the faith of the players, what his role is as chaplain and what this postseason ...
Driven by concerns over the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement policies, St. William Catholic Church in Louisville, Kentucky, with a history of welcoming refugees has reaffirmed its status as a sanctuary parish. “We're not doing ...
Dominican Sister Mary Bendyna is the former executive director and senior research associate at the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate at Georgetown University. Her work with CARA and the Council of Major Superiors ...
Missionaries from the Fellowship of Catholic University Students, or FOCUS, are settling into their new apartments in Bonn, Germany, where the campus ministry apostolate has expanded this academic year. There are more than 700 FOCUS ...
The Synod of Bishops for the Pan-Amazon Region, held in Rome from Oct. 6-27, will focus on protecting the rainforest and affirming the human dignity of local and indigenous communities, among other topics. This is ...
A recent Guttmacher Institute report indicates that the national abortion rate is at its lowest point since the procedure became legal nationwide in 1973. How should we interpret the data from the report?
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