He said, "this right is often violated — sometimes blatantly, sometimes in more subtle ways."
In a list defined by power and visibility, his influence stands out for another reason entirely.
From the same fact — the empty tomb — two interpretations arise: one a source of new and eternal life, the other of certain and definitive death.
This episode begins with a spoken promise from the famed filmmaker that the show will make every effort to demonstrate the proper respect the Holy Mother of God deserves.
The Minnesota priest isn't allowed to say how the pre-recorded competition went, but he is inviting parishioners and students to watch with him when it airs next week!
Not easy to "show the face of war and to relate it through the eyes of the victims," but that is the challenge, says Pope.
The Vatican is offering dioceses and parishes a new way to stay closely connected to Rome.
Pope Leo XIV explains how to use media and AI thoughtfully, so that they add good things to our lives instead of bad.
From Marconi’s first broadcast in 1931 to today’s AI era, the Pope’s Radio continues its global mission.
The Book of Revelation is notoriously challenging to understand. A docudrama reveals its meaning as never before.
On this feast of St. Francis de Sales, patron of journalists, we join with the saints of heaven in praying for the eternal rest of a great journalist and a great friend.
What happens when we’re exposed to a relentless stream of highly emotional content? The effects are pretty scary.
Cardinal Pietro Parolin, writing on behalf of the Pope to Catholic journalists meeting in France, referred to the French priest Father Jacques Hamel, martyred by Islamic terrorists.
Relevant Radio recently celebrated 25 years since its first broadcast. It’s had extraordinary reach with eternal impact.
The “Nouvelle Revue Théologique” continues to foster dialogue between Christian faith, contemporary culture, and critical reason.
The pilot episode of 'The Tiny Saints Show' reached its funding goal, and began revealing which saints will be featured in the show's episodes.
What will bring consumers to seek "information worthy of the name"? Pope Leo has insights into the problems facing world full of "junk" information.
