
His yoke lifts us up from every fall: Pope Leo
In slavery, Christ is liberation. Amid the scourge of war, Christ is hope. In the hour of sin, Christ is forgiveness.

Sr. Maria Teresa of the Most Holy Trinity wanted to be a missionary in the United States and died from a painful illness in St. Louis, Missouri.

"I renew my call for weapons to fall silent and for the path of dialogue to be pursued."

A new, private association of consecrated widows and women serving the sick and suffering takes March 19 as their special feast.

The devotion has spread all over the world, wherever one finds Filipinos. What is to be made of a devotion that draws in people by the millions?

In an audience, the Pope comforted those affected by the fire in Switzerland, acknowledging it as a "test of our faith" but pointing to hope found in God.

As her daughter battles a brain tumor, Jen Fulwiler shared an experience she had at Mass, of the global unity of the worldwide Catholic (dysfunctional) family.

After 2 women gave striking testimonies of the experience of evil and power of forgiveness, Pope Leo spoke of the triumph of love.

The saints' willingness to carry their crosses can help us to reflect on our own attitudes on this day of exaltation.

The cause for canonization of Sr. Annella Zervas, OSB, will be officially opened on October 9 in Crookston, Minnesota.

We forget that if Jesus is the master of storms, then he isn’t just the one who stops them: He is the one who sends them, or at least allows them.

The young Spaniard has been hospitalized at the Bambino Gesù for several days.

'Raffaella' brings the message of beauty to tens of thousands, even though it arose from tragedy.

The author is cultivating a specific type of vision that sees beyond the categories of pessimism and optimism.

When St. Ignatius of Antioch was being led to his death, he offered a variety of images about his impending martyrdom.

While not an Oscar winner, this true story of C.S. Lewis and his relationship with his wife-to-be, Joy, is spiritual gold.

The Pontiff’s personal history has shaped his life and his vision of illness, the medical profession, and those who are sick and suffering.

In a meeting with children who face poverty and disabilities, the Pope had an important reminder, for them and for everyone, including for himself.