Maryknoll Father Michael Snyder, who served in Tanzania, reflects on the Sunday Mass readings, which promise that God will never abandon us.
Maryknoll Father Michael Snyder, who served in Tanzania, reflects on the Sunday Mass readings, which promise that God will never abandon us.
The escalation of war in Ethiopia leads Catholic bishops to join Pope Leo XIV in his call for dialogue and peace.
At the end of the annual archdiocesan pilgrimage, Buenos Aires’s archbishop called for unity amid the country’s struggles with poverty, political division and social strain.
Pope Leo XIV mourns two Christian women killed in a Gaza airstrike as the parish priest warns that “there is not a single safe place in Gaza.”
Maryknoll Father Raymond Finch, who has served in the Andes, reflects on the Season of Creation and building relationships of selfless love.
Cardinal Pietro Parolin calls for greater global cooperation to expand access to health care and prepare for future pandemics.
As global warming rises, vulnerable countries that are the least responsible for climate change must cope with its worsening impact.
Citing ruthless persecution and deaths, Cardinal Robert McElroy says U.S. people must “recognize the evil that is being carried out in our name.”
Maryknoll Sister Darlene Jacobs reflects on how the seemingly opposite themes of mercy and justice relate to migration.
Papal delegate Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, who will also offer the beatification Mass, honors the life of heroic virtue of the evangelist from Peoria, Illinois.
After a 28-year-old delivery driver was shot by agents in Austin, local bishop says people are “living in terror and fear.”
Bishops and other Catholic leaders call for a thorough investigation after the killing of the pastor of a parish in the state of Hidalgo.
The Holy Father revisits this landmark Vatican II document and outlines how it can help us address today’s challenges.
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