As Pope Leo XIV prepares to become the first pontiff to visit Algeria this week, we look at the 57 countries around the world that have never hosted a pope.
Fragments of the Cross lost since a 1944 earthquake return to San Juan’s cathedral in the midst of Lent.
Catholic leaders from North and Latin America affirm solidarity with migrants.
The situation inside Venezuela is complex, as everyone waits to see how the nation's military will react. However, there is also prayer and hope for the future.
Missionaries, shamans, popes, diplomats, and idols: these are just some of the figures behind the Vatican Museums' collection of pre-Columbian gold.
The first pope from the United States mentioned four saints from the Americas in his first apostolic exhortation, "Dilexi Te."
Interview with Guzmán Carriquiry Lecour of Uruguay, who served 5 popes over a period of 48 years and was the first layman to hold many curial positions.
This Hispanic Heritage Month, here are several Marian devotions to celebrate from Hispanic culture. Are any of these names familiar?
Born with the name Isabel, St. Rose of Lima was confirmed with the name Rose, which she connected to the Virgin Mary.
The Church in Latin America, the world’s most Catholic region, is home to many witnesses of faith whose stories are not widely told.
“La cumbia del Papa” is a tribute to Leo XIV by young Peruvian singer/songwriter Donnie Yaipén. Its music video already has more than 2.6 million views on TikTok.
The shooting adds to a year of tragic attacks at community celebrations in Guanajuato.
Around 60 percent of Dominicans identify as Catholic, and legislators framed the decision as both a constitutional duty and a reflection of national identity.
Leo XIV, first as a missionary priest and then as bishop of Chiclayo, undoubtedly experienced Peruvian popular piety, whose devotions are still very much alive.
A vast recovery program will impact more than 600 Catholic churches and 25 schools across 5 dioceses of Puerto Rico.
The United Nations, in establishing this annual observance in 2010, recognized what millions already knew: that Romero’s life was a testimony to the power of truth in the face of terror.
Young women who take this eight-week bilingual program have been seen to become more active in their parish, attending Mass more frequently.
