The US bishops and other groups are inviting US citizens to submit comments on proposed expansion to in vitro fertilization insurance benefits.
I suggest a simple use of the “scientific method” to support the historical and current cooperation of science and religion.
Gathered in Rome for this year’s June consistory, cardinals tackled a delicate theme raised by Pope Leo XIV in his encyclical: Questioning "just war" theory.
June 29 marked 2.5 years to the day since the "annual" list with countries of particular concern has been updated.
Over 2,000 OCIA participants report what drew them to the Catholic faith, and the answers are fascinating.
In a first-ever summit, leaders attempted to "capture the essence of the renewal of Catholic education now sweeping the Church in the United States"
Long before therapy, before the novel, before the examined life became a dominant cultural ideal, a 5th-century bishop in North Africa mapped the territory we now call the self.
“Any entity, no matter how many tentacles it has, has a soul,” Brother Guy Consolmagno, director of the Vatican Observatory, has said.
Join the Institute of Catholic Culture for this free live-streamed lecture by Bishop Thomas Paprocki next month, on July 14.
Though his fellow Augustinian friars are more visible at the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV is prioritizing institutional competence over religious "family ties."
The number of Catholic converts in the U.S. equals the entire number of some religious denominations.
Counselor Catherine DiNuzzo’s 'The Catholic Guide Through Anxiety' gives Catholics some tools that can help to manage anxiety.
Youth suicide rates are down since the switch to a 3-digit hotline, but the mental health of people of all ages remains a concern. The Church wants to help.
The oldest men's association in US was a bulwark in promoting budding Catholic social doctrine. Now its legacy will benefit a unique new trades school.
Divine Mercy University fills a growing need for Catholic mental health practitioners who are competent in their field and understand the human person.
Some say Catholic social doctrine is the Church's best-kept secret. But what about the Church's extensive diplomatic network?
Pope Leo XIV just met with Archbishop Sarah Mullally, leader of the Anglican Communion. What is the geographical presence of Anglicans today?
