Feasts of All Saints, All Souls unite us with those in heaven and purgatory
Day of the Dead celebrations highlight the bond between the living and their departed loved ones
Day of the Dead celebrations highlight the bond between the living and their departed loved ones
Campaign offers help and support to women experiencing crisis pregnancies
In times of intense partisan polarization, Catholics are called to change the tenor of our national debate, continue to help build God’s kingdom
The miracle that led to Father McGivney’s beatification was the 2015 cure of a boy in Dickson, Tennessee
Bishop J. Mark Spalding of Nashville has issued an invitation to Catholic men of the diocese to consider joining the Knights of Columbus
Archbishop Stanislaw Gadecki, president of Poland’s bishop’s conference, appealed for dialogue "on how to protect the right to life and women's rights."
People needn't be alone in untangling life's "knots," said artist Sister Carrie Link. "We lean into the heart of Mary, our Blessed Mother.”
News of the country's first Black prelate to be named cardinal sparked joy, as well as commentary that it was long overdue.
Father Ryan, St. John Vianney, Christ the King and Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital Midtown all finished at or near the top of the poll
Archbishop Gregory will be the first African American cardinal from the U.S. Other new cardinals are from Italy, Rwanda, the Philippines, Chile, and Brunei