U.S. Church

A Kansas diocese will open its own seminary at the end of August, realizing a dream more than two decades in the making.

The Voting Rights Act “emerged from the sacrifices and perseverance of countless individuals who worked to secure the fundamental right to vote.”

Artificial intelligence is quickly bringing about the end of the world as people know it — but Pope Leo XIV has an urgent message for everyone: Don’t run from the …

MENASHA, Wis. (OSV News) — “Nobody was killed. In all that destruction, that’s an absolute miracle — that no one died.” These are words Father Matt Settle keeps repeating. The pastor …

Born in New Jersey to Puerto Rican parents and raised in Puerto Rico, retiring Archbishop González was ordained a Franciscan priest on May 8, 1977.

“Know that the wider Church remains close to you. And that I carry you in my heart today and always,” said Archbishop García-Siller of San Antonio.

“Whenever I look at Jesus to find out his plan, he is never anxious. He is never afraid. He’s excited to show us who he is,” said Archbishop Golka.

HOUSTON (OSV News) — Catholic leaders, scholars, clergy and lay faithful gathered in Houston from July 31 to Aug. 2 for the 30th Biennial International Conference of the U.S.-China Catholic Association, …

Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller of San Antonio is assuring migrants in a new pastoral letter that the Church “will come to you.”

“It’s a really invaluable resource to have such talented, faithful colleagues with whom we can collaborate and coordinate,” Jason Adkins said of NASCCD.