Archeologists have obviously unearthed many cultural and artistic artifacts that date back earlier than 1,700 years ago. A recent documentary piqued...

As we cross the halfway point in our Lenten journey, the Church calls us to ponder Jesus’ parable typically referred...

A letter sent to all bishops and eparchs in the world, “and, through them, to the entire Holy People of...

In celebrating the 700th anniversary of the poet Dante Alighieri’s death, Pope Francis opened his 2021 apostolic letter “Candor Lucis...

Due to the ongoing health challenges facing the Holy Father, this year’s traditional opening of Lent was celebrated by Cardinal...

One of the most unique elements of being Catholic is the variety among the communion of saints, where one can...

The recent destruction of large swaths of Los Angeles has shocked the nation, as we not only collectively mourn the...

If one thing became clear during the recent synod conversations across all continents and settings, it was that the Church...

By Michael M. Canaris Astute churchgoers likely recently noted that the weekend of Jan. 18-19 marked the Second Sunday in...

The story of the Magi visiting the Infant Jesus appears only in the Gospel of Matthew, although there are some...