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Why the U.S. government’s withdrawal from international organisations is bad news...
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After decades of rubbing elbows with Washington and Catholic powerbrokers, working to further the Catholic Church’s social principles, John Carr has collected some stories....
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Rather than micromanaging, Prevost repeatedly delegated authority and allowed others the freedom to act, stepping in only when guidance or coordination was needed....
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A letter by the heads of the Dicastery for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life stresses how consecrated life is “as a ‘presence that remains’, particularly in the areas of the world marked by conflict, violence, division, and instability....
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The United States is not Germany in the 1930s. But it is sobering to see similar patterns reemerging from that fateful decade....
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At a time when Greenland is very much in the media spotlight, Aleteia spoke to someone who knows the Greenlanders well: their parish priest....
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Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle marks 80 years since the establishment of the Diocese of Hong Kong and encourages the more than 400,000 Catholics to “bring hope to society” and become “courageous witnesses of the Lord”....
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A recent study from international scientists shows the effects of climate change on recent extreme weather events in Africa....
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Leo confirmed his commitment to synodality as a way of being a church that is more embracive, less clericalist, more the inverted pyramid than a monarchical structure with the pope at the apex. The extraordinary consistory is but one example of synodality-in-action....
Why the U.S. government’s withdrawal from international organisations is bad news...
After decades of rubbing elbows with Washington and Catholic powerbrokers, working to further the Catholic Church’s social principles, John Carr has collected some stories....
Rather than micromanaging, Prevost repeatedly delegated authority and allowed others the freedom to act, stepping in only when guidance or coordination was needed....
A letter by the heads of the Dicastery for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life stresses how consecrated life is “as a ‘presence that remains’, particularly in the areas of the world marked by conflict, violence, division, and instability....
The United States is not Germany in the 1930s. But it is sobering to see similar patterns reemerging from that fateful decade....
At a time when Greenland is very much in the media spotlight, Aleteia spoke to someone who knows the Greenlanders well: their parish priest....
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle marks 80 years since the establishment of the Diocese of Hong Kong and encourages the more than 400,000 Catholics to “bring hope to society” and become “courageous witnesses of the Lord”....
A recent study from international scientists shows the effects of climate change on recent extreme weather events in Africa....
Leo confirmed his commitment to synodality as a way of being a church that is more embracive, less clericalist, more the inverted pyramid than a monarchical structure with the pope at the apex. The extraordinary consistory is but one example of synodality-in-action....