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An exhibition in Rome tells the story of the war on Gaza through the eyes of children. The immersive journey reflects on past and present amid fragility, memory and the longing for a future....
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Nine Salesians murdered by the German Nazis during the Second World War will be beatified on June 6 at the Shrine of St. John Paul II in Kraków, where the future Pope witnessed the arrest of some of the future martyrs, whose testimony of faith and priestly fidelity may...
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The SSPX has been in a “canonically irregular” situation with the Catholic Church since 1975, when the Society was officially suppressed by the bishop of Fribourg, ending five years of provisional, ad experimentum approval as a pious union of clerics in the diocese....
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Spanish authorities estimated that approximately 1.2 million people were in the square and surrounding streets for the Mass. ...
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If Vatican II is like a great cathedral, the pope has not led us to a side door, nor to a secluded chapel, but before the main entrance that leads to everything else: Dei Verbum, the Word of God....
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On Pope Leo's third day in Spain, he began with a historic meeting with the Spanish Parliament at the Congress of the Deputies in Madrid....
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Pilgrimage coordinators from dioceses, eparchies and Catholic organisations met recently through the National World Youth Day Coordinators Network, facilitated by the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference’s National Centre for Evangelisation....
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Pope Leo XIV meets with migrants at the Las Raíces Center, Tenerife and reassures them that he carries them in his heart and prayers; praying no 'storm' may ever drive them away from feeling the presence of Christ....
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Migrants from Asia and Eastern rites are revitalising a shrinking, aging Australian Catholic Church, offsetting a secular drift among local-born believers....
An exhibition in Rome tells the story of the war on Gaza through the eyes of children. The immersive journey reflects on past and present amid fragility, memory and the longing for a future....
Nine Salesians murdered by the German Nazis during the Second World War will be beatified on June 6 at the Shrine of St. John Paul II in Kraków, where the future Pope witnessed the arrest of some of the future martyrs, whose testimony of faith and priestly fidelity may...
The SSPX has been in a “canonically irregular” situation with the Catholic Church since 1975, when the Society was officially suppressed by the bishop of Fribourg, ending five years of provisional, ad experimentum approval as a pious union of clerics in the diocese....
Spanish authorities estimated that approximately 1.2 million people were in the square and surrounding streets for the Mass. ...
If Vatican II is like a great cathedral, the pope has not led us to a side door, nor to a secluded chapel, but before the main entrance that leads to everything else: Dei Verbum, the Word of God....
On Pope Leo's third day in Spain, he began with a historic meeting with the Spanish Parliament at the Congress of the Deputies in Madrid....
Pilgrimage coordinators from dioceses, eparchies and Catholic organisations met recently through the National World Youth Day Coordinators Network, facilitated by the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference’s National Centre for Evangelisation....
Pope Leo XIV meets with migrants at the Las Raíces Center, Tenerife and reassures them that he carries them in his heart and prayers; praying no 'storm' may ever drive them away from feeling the presence of Christ....
Migrants from Asia and Eastern rites are revitalising a shrinking, aging Australian Catholic Church, offsetting a secular drift among local-born believers....