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Shevchuk brings ‘Ukraine’s prayers’ and list of prisoners to Pope Leo (opens in a new tab)
The head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church meets Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican, thanking him for his appeals for peace and the Holy See’s humanitarian efforts on behalf of prisoners and children, as well as its concern for the…
Vatican-backed congress offers a Catholic response to the ‘infertility emergency’ (opens in a new tab)
Pope Leo XIV was himself set to address the first day of the Oct. 16–18 conference, but the audience had to be canceled due to the pontiff’s hospitalization.
Jordan: Shooting at Greek Orthodox church in Karak (opens in a new tab)
Two gunmen open fire during a funeral service at a Christian place of worship in the south of the country. According to local media, ten people are injured, some seriously. Authorities have launched an investigation to establish…
Papal Almoner to travel to Ukraine to bring Pope’s closeness (opens in a new tab)
Archbishop Luis Marín de San Martín, Prefect of the Dicastery for the Service of Charity, is preparing to undertake a mission to Ukraine from 27 to 30 October, with the full involvement of both the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church…
Liechtenstein’s prince vetoes bill to legalize abortion up to 12 weeks (opens in a new tab)
Parliament passed the bill by 13 to 12 votes on Sept. 2, but no law takes effect in the principality without the reigning prince’s approval.
Canadian nonprofit creates space for Catholic art to reach secular audiences (opens in a new tab)
A Canadian nonprofit called Theopolis is supporting Catholic artists and bringing faith and secular audiences together through art, beauty, and culture.
Pope Leo XIV named Papal Confrater of St George’s Chapel, Windsor (opens in a new tab)
The appointment follows King Charles III’s acceptance of the title of Royal Confrater of the Papal Basilica of St Paul’s Outside the Walls in Rome during his State Visit to the Holy See in October 2025.
More than 100 churches in Panama affected by October earthquake (opens in a new tab)
Two churches were “totally destroyed” by the Oct. 9 earthquake, the Panamanian Bishops’ Conference reported in its countrywide damage assessment.
Conference in Rome addresses welcoming missionaries amid migration tensions (opens in a new tab)
The “Church of the Sheaves” conference discussed integrating and supporting new missionaries in the Western world.
LA's Archbishop Gomez shares devotion to Our Lady of Guadalupe in pastoral letter (opens in a new tab)
In a pastoral letter titled 'Wonder of America', written in preparation for the 500th anniversary of the apparitions of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Archbishop José Gomez of Los Angeles reflects on his deep personal devotion to Our…
Psalms with John Paul II: A prayer for peace (opens in a new tab)
The Psalms with John Paul II concert held in Rome marks the 45th anniversary celebrations of the Vatican John Paul II Foundation, featuring psalms sung in Polish, Italian, and English, together with the Our Father in Swahili and…
Cardinal Radcliffe: In age of AI, encourage young people to ask questions (opens in a new tab)
Cardinal Timothy Radcliffe speaks at the International Congress for Pastoral Care in Schools and Universities, taking place at the Vatican, and reflects on ways to inspire the imagination of young people during the digital age.
Apostolic Penitentiary Regent: No one is too great a sinner to return to God (opens in a new tab)
Bishop Krzysztof Nykiel, Regent of the Apostolic Penitentiary, illustrates an upcoming seminar and invites the faithful to rediscover the Sacrament of Reconciliation, reminding them that no one is too great a sinner to return to…
Cardinal Czerny: Theology must defend human dignity in an age of AI (opens in a new tab)
At a conference in Frankfurt, Cardinal Michael Czerny calls for theological education that is rooted in faith, attentive to human suffering, and committed to dialogue amid the challenges of artificial intelligence and social…
Pope to students of canon law: Seek the supernatural good of persons (opens in a new tab)
Pope Leo XIV urges members of the Pontifical Gregorian University’s Faculty of Canon Law to undertake their studies “in light of the mystery of the Church,” always intent on promoting “the supernatural good of persons” through…
Pope Leo XIV cancels Assisi visit on doctors’ advice (opens in a new tab)
Doctors say the pope is recovering exceptionally well from lung surgery but have advised against helicopter travel as a precaution.
Pope Leo will not make Assisi visit to aid recovery after surgery (opens in a new tab)
Pope Leo XIV will not make his scheduled visit to Assisi on October 27 upon the advice of his doctors, who confirm that his recovery is going very well following his recent thoracic surgery.
What You Should Know About the Hebrew Roots Movement (opens in a new tab)
The Hebrew Roots Movement is a modern version of the New Testament Judaizers who were rebuked by Paul.
7 Keys for Thriving in Lifelong Ministry (opens in a new tab)
Learn long-term planning from Joseph, artful delegation from Jethro, lifelong consistency from Daniel, and aged wisdom from John.
Vice President Vance to EWTN: ‘We are God’s ambassadors on Earth’ (opens in a new tab)
JD Vance spoke with EWTN News anchor Raymond Arroyo in a wide-ranging interview that included politics, immigration, economics, and faith.
Catholic bishops pray with President Trump (opens in a new tab)
In addition to praying with Trump, topics discussed during the meeting included religious freedom, school choice, religious visas, and life policy.
Chicago artist creates Marian icon for Pope Leo XIV, who will keep the image in his bedroom (opens in a new tab)
A Chicago iconographer had just one week to create an icon of Our Lady of Good Counsel for Pope Leo XIV, forging a spiritual connection through art, prayer, and vocation.
Venite ad Me: An encounter that attracts and captivates (opens in a new tab)
Our Editorial Director reflects on the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith's new document entitled “Venite ad Me: Considerations on the Transmission of the Faith in an Epochal Change."
Cardinal Parolin: We ask for peace through the intercession of St. John Paul II (opens in a new tab)
The Secretary of State celebrates Mass at the tomb of the Polish Pope on the day of his liturgical memorial and remembers how in 2005 he said how peace needs to be “maintained and fostered by decisions and actions inspired by…
Indonesia: Camino de Flores offers sacred journey of hope and renewal (opens in a new tab)
Indonesia’s new Camino de Flores walking pilgrimage aims to connect faith, culture, and local development, as Church representatives urge solidarity with communities along the route.
Uganda Marks 108 Years of the Martyrdom of Blessed Daudi Okelo and Blessed Jildo Irwa (opens in a new tab)
The Catholic faithful from across Uganda and beyond gathered at Wipolo Martyrs Shrine in Agago District, Gulu Archdiocese, this week 20 October, to commemorate the 108th anniversary of the martyrdom of Blessed Daudi Okello and…
Holy See signs agreement with Honduras (opens in a new tab)
Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolin, and the President of Honduras, Nasry Juan Asfura Zablah, sign an agreement consolidating the existing good bilateral relations between Honduras and the Holy See, safeguarding the legal…
Pope Leo urges young people to register for 2027 World Youth Day (opens in a new tab)
On the feast day of Pope St. John Paul II—the creator of World Youth Day—Pope Leo XIV sends a message to young people around the world, urging them to register for WYD Seoul 2027, saying it will offer an experience of “an even…
Doctrine of the Faith: Returning to kerygma amid crisis in passing on faith (opens in a new tab)
The Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith releases a document entitled “Venite ad Me: Considerations on the Transmission of the Faith in an Epochal Change,” which explores how the Church should focus on evangelizing adults, as…
Pope urges Catholic schools to help young people find new way to live in world (opens in a new tab)
Meeting with participants in the International Congress for Pastoral Care in Schools and Universities, Pope Leo XIV urges Catholic educational institutions to make young people feel encouraged and loved, in order to help younger…
Pope to American Jewish Committee: ‘We reject together all forms of hatred’ (opens in a new tab)
Addressing a delegation of the American Jewish Committee, Pope Leo XIV encourages everyone to work together to promote human dignity, defend religious freedom, and reject all forms of religious and ethnic hatred and…
‘Fjord’ Is the Best Movie of 2026 So Far (opens in a new tab)
‘Fjord’ challenges ‘tolerant’ progressives to reflect on their intolerance of conservative evangelical Christians.
Why Humans Pretend to Be Computers (opens in a new tab)
The power behind AI is the perception of objectivity and infallibility.
Finding Meaning in Our Daily Work (with Denise Daniels) (opens in a new tab)
Wheaton College’s Denise Daniels draws on research with thousands of American workers to help us have a more holistic vision of how our work matters to us, our neighbors, our families, and God.
The Story Bible That Taught Me How to Teach Kids (opens in a new tab)
Vos consistently makes the gospel clear in language kids can understand. All who teach children should emulate her boldness and clarity.
The 2000s So Far in Four Eras (opens in a new tab)
Collin Hansen reflects on four eras from the last 20 years, noting distinctive characteristics of ministry amid the changing tides.
3 Reasons Christians Should Care About the Rule of Law (opens in a new tab)
The rule of law can contribute to all the good purposes God is advancing in his world.
How the Trinity Transforms Reading Scripture (opens in a new tab)
The doctrine of revelation depends on God speaking, and God reveals himself as speaking in a Trinitarian way.
What Christianity Can Teach Democracy About Political Pluralism (opens in a new tab)
‘Can Religion Save Democracy?’ is one of the first books I’d recommend to anyone who asks for an accessible retrieval of principled pluralism from a Christian and Muslim perspective.
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