In one of Latin America’s largest slums, the Church mobilized within hours of the Venezuelan earthquakes. A bishop’s account from the ground.
Here are links to places where you can make donations to help the victims. May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
After Venezuela's earthquake, untouched statues of the Virgin Mary have become powerful signs of hope and God's presence.
A mother's sacrifice, a rescued newborn, and strangers who crossed oceans reveal love's extraordinary strength.
"We ask that the solidarity of the international community toward that beloved nation may not falter."
Here's how to help after 2 earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24, devastating the country. The Catholic community is leading the response.
We call on the country's first two canonized saints, Mother Carmen and Dr. José Gregorio, for their prayers, and we offer our own.
As 17 tornadoes hit Indiana, taking the roof and windows from a Catholic high school, a large crucifix on the school grounds stood unscathed.
The death toll from the 7.8 quake continues to rise as more than 3 dozen people are still missing.
Here's how to help the impoverished victims of the latest deadly quake in the Philippines.
The Divine Mercy Shrine in Lake Sebu also sustained damages. We pray for all those affected, calling on the intercession especially of the Filipino saints.
And it was obedience to his superior that resulted in his life being saved.
The Holy Father switched to Spanish in his post-Regina Caeli greetings, to thank those of the Canary Islands and say he's looking forward to seeing them during his visit next month.
So many people are starving and the most recent statistics from United Nations agencies paint a picture showing a growing crisis.
More than one-fifth of Lebanon — at least 1.3 million people — fled under urgent evacuation orders while airstrikes threaten their homes.
Pope Leo XIV expressed solidarity with Madagascar after back-to-back cyclones left tens of thousands displaced and infrastructure devastated.
The disaster in the Democratic Republic of Congo took the lives of more than 200 men, women, and children. DRC government blames rebels who control the area.
