Pope Leo XIV prays for "peace, stability, and justice" in the midst of the humanitarian and political emergency, saying he is following the "alarming situation" closely.
Up to 60,000 migrants crossed into the Spanish enclave in 24 hours. The Diocese of Cádiz and Ceuta has mobilized immediately.
Could a viral social media trend about nuns hold the secret to a calmer, happier return to school?
Ahead of Pope Leo XIV’s September trip to France, a new survey highlights the profound spiritual impact of his recent visit to Spain.
Everyone's talking about an image of the basketball star and questioning if it is real. We couldn't stop thinking about what it might inspire.
A child who dreads school isn't always trying to avoid lessons. Sometimes they're trying to avoid something much harder.
From finding the right ways to handle climate change to addressing the issues faced by migrants, the ambassador of this Catholic country is eager to work with Pope Leo.
Following at least nine deaths during ICE enforcement operations, two bishops call for accountability, transparency, and respect for human dignity.
The World Cup ended with drama, but three quiet moments of faith, gratitude, and unity stole the show.
Ascension is working on a new version of the Bible in a Year podcast just for kids, with a new host and optional video of each episode.
Sometimes it can be confusing for Catholics, deciphering when the pope is expressing an opinion and when he is speaking with infallible authority.
The Filipina tennis star's Catholic and Augustinian upbringing has surely helped shape the person and athlete she has become.
Canonist Pierre Chaffard-Luçon explains why the Society of St. Pius X's recourse is legitimate, even if the excommunication penalty remains.
As Catholics pray for the British politician, her remarkable life of conviction reveals an unexpected connection to the Holy Land.
With England one match away from the World Cup final, here's a rather lovely reason Catholics might want to cheer on the Three Lions.
Representatives from among the clergy, religious, lay men and women, parents, and children are all included in the 349 open causes in Spain as of 2026.
The US bishops and other groups are inviting US citizens to submit comments on proposed expansion to in vitro fertilization insurance benefits.
