Dioceses across England have reported the highest numbers of adults preparing to be received into the Catholic Church at Easter seen for at least 15 years.

NCR interviews Fr. René Constanza, whose reelection as president of the Paulist Fathers comes at a moment of both continuity ...

The Vatican has released the list of the pope’s upcoming pastoral visits to six Italian cities between May and August 2026. A trip to Algeria, the land of Augustine, is eagerly awaited. In his h ...

Peter Dai Bui, who as a young boy escaped religious and political oppression in his native Vietnam following the country's fall to Communism, was ordained a bishop Feb. 17 and installed in the office ...

In 2017, unusual illustrations resembling old photographs began to appear in the Polish region of Subcarpathia. Arkadiusz ...

At that moment we somehow knew that it was the beach where the artist, with a perfect taste for drama, for a great story, for a piercing ray of light, had met his end. His signature might have been ...

Catholics in northern Nigeria are returning to Church “in their thousands” following 15 years of Boko Haram insurgency, the leadership of the Catholic Diocese of Maiduguri has said, acknowledging the ...

The Apostolic Nuncio in Kenya has urged Catholics across the East African country to individually reflect on personal need for mercy and to embrace the Lenten Season as a time to turn back to God and ...

A total of 171 adults from 31 parishes took part - many of them young adults. The compares with 100 last year and 82 in 2024. The increase in converts in Shrewsbury is consistent with other Catholic ...

(In paragraph 10, corrects Blaise to Blase) By Heather Schlitz BROADVIEW, Illinois, Feb 19 (Reuters) - For the first time in ...

Cus D’Amato was the legendary trainer, manager, and legal guardian who transformed a troubled young Mike Tyson into the youngest heavyweight champion in history. He is widely regarded as one of the ...

COMMENTARY: The Society of St. Pius X’s latest rejection of Vatican overtures must be called out for what it is: a not-so-latent de facto sedevacantism.