Fr. Fred Wekesa, OSA, says Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Annaba brought renewal, visibility, and a message of peace.
A new U.S. survey shows future priests often first felt called as teenagers, with prayer, parish life, and family support shaping their path.
Thirty-eight young men gathered this spring to discern a call to Catholic US military chaplaincy — a sign of hope for “the biggest diocese with the fewest priests.”
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Fr. Alfonso Avilés and Fr. Pedro Anzoátegui died after rescuing a boy swept away by strong waves in Ecuador.
The book unpacks an extensive survey of American priests on everything from burnout to their relationships with their bishops.
He founded nothing and wrote nothing, but the Church confirms his reputation for holiness with his beatification in Spain on February 7, 2026. His ability to bring peace is needed today.
What happens when we’re exposed to a relentless stream of highly emotional content? The effects are pretty scary.
Priests and other religious workers can now return to the country without a minimum one-year wait time away from their flocks.
Every now and then, we encounter a homily that doesn’t quite speak to us. Here's how we can respond with prayer and love.
These sermons can bring deeper meaning to our time at Mass as we think and pray about the readings ahead of time.
Fr. Linh Bui, the pastor of St. Ann's Catholic Church in Elgin, Oklahoma, died on Friday, September 19, after an accident in the sacristy.
Want to supercharge your pastor's ministry? Organize a group of women to cover him in prayer support every day of the week. Here's how.
Ten women, also held hostage, were freed alongside him — a rare and hopeful turn in a region where kidnappings have become tragically common.
Frs. Erick Vílchez and Christian Munayco Peves, priests from Peru who met Robert Provost when he was bishop of Chiclayo, share their experiences and impressions.
Robert Francis Prevost was ordained in Rome in 1982 as a member of the Order of Saint Augustine. He was 27 years old.
While all priests are "brother priests" in the spiritual sense, for six families in the Diocese of Lincoln, the phrase is a little more literal.
