The Archbishop of Algiers reflects on the Pontiff's historic visit to St. Augustine's land in North Africa, detailing his steady vision for global peace and Church unity.
One year after the historic conclave, the French prelate who announced the new pontiff to the world shares his memories of the white smoke and the crowd.
In the tradition of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien, a Catholic homeschool mom just released her first fantasy novel — and readers can't get enough.
Brother Matthew, prior of the Taizé community, reveals Pope Leo XIV's concerns for youth and Christian unity after a series of five private audiences.
Exactly one year after Pope Francis' passing, Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo looks back on the late pontiff's most memorable moments and lasting legacy.
Fascinating interview: Archbishop of Algiers discusses Pope Leo XIV's historic trip to Algeria, highlighting the Catholic Church's mission in a Muslim-majority country.
Impressed by the Sagrada Familia at 13, Alejandro Seoane is now one of its architects. He speaks to Aleteia about finishing the Spanish basilica this year.
Sr. Simona Brambilla, the first female prefect of a dicastery in the Roman Curia, spoke with Aleteia about peace, rediscovering "the spark," and the role of women.
"If everyone loved and understood each other as much as Anže and Enej do, the world would be a much better place."
The move reflects a widespread trend in France for local governments to reduce funding for all private schools, including Catholic ones.
A Polish priest shares the beauty of ministering in Norway, a country where Catholics are a small but diverse fraction of the population and the weather can be a trial. "For me, the synonym for prayer is presence."
Véronique Lecaros is a French theologian who lives and teaches in Peru and knew Bishop Robert Prevost. She believes his missionary work reveals much about him.
The Canadian prefect of the dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development visited Bangladesh in early November. The situation he found left a personal mark on him.
Turkish Archbishop Job Getcha, Metropolitan of Pisidia, speaks with Aleteia about the papal trip's implications and how the Orthodox perceive Pope Leo XIV.
Pope Leo XIV's visit to Lebanon is seen as a powerful gesture of support for this country, which is fighting to overcome multiple crises, but has a global mission.
The pope’s personal preacher says that AI might help us discover and focus on what makes us truly human: those things that require heart and love.
In an interview, the head of Caritas explains how Catholic teaching applies to mining, an industry which often abuses the environment and local communities.
