Beneath the billboards and beside the rush-hour traffic, thousands follow Christ in the Blessed Sacrament during the Napa Institute’s 6th annual New York procession
COMMENTARY: As marriage declines and divorce rates fall, the Church faces a more urgent challenge: reaching young people and making marriage more attractive, accessible and meaningful.
Catholics attending daily Mass across the United States pledged to pray for the first American Pontiff as he continues to recover in Rome’s Gemelli Hospital.
Following his lung cancer surgery, Catholics from around the world have continued to congregate at Gemelli Hospital to pray for the Holy Father.
With a handful of U.S. dioceses moving to restrict the practice, Catholics are debating whether receiving Communion from the chalice should be widely available or reserved for special occasions.
COMMENTARY: A religious liberty clinic at the Catholic law school should be the first to defend the presence of religious texts in public education. Instead, it has embraced an erroneous understanding of the Establishment Clause and a faulty view of free exercise.
The author’s little-remembered fictitious account of Judas Iscariot coincided with the beginning of increasing attempts to rehabilitate or show sympathy for the betrayer of Jesus.
A REGISTER EXPLAINER
Our Lady of Fatima even gave the exact directions on how to prevent not only World War II but all those that followed.
BOOK REVIEW: New book illustrates history of time-honored Marian prayer.
COMMENTARY: Blessed Fulton Sheen taught me that when a child is given to his parents, a crown is made for that child in heaven — and woe to the parents who raise a child without consciousness of that eternal crown.
While the world hopes and prays for Pope Leo XIV’s full recovery from lung cancer,...
Let’s take a look our duties to God and to the common good
A new pastoral letter from Archbishop Alexander Sample provides concrete suggestions every Catholic can follow to take on the work of evangelization.