Remembering Margaret Thatcher

Venezuelan Cardinal: Don’t Equate Human Leaders With Christ

Interim President Maduro called Hugo Chavez ‘the redeeming Christ of the poor of America.’

Syrian War Especially Hard on Christians, Priest Notes

In the ten years since the invasion of Iraq, the country’s Christian population has plummeted.

Spiritual Poverty Threatens World Peace, Pope States

Pope Francis emphasized that building real brotherhood requires the contributions of faith.

Catholic Youth Congress Highlights Friendship With Christ

Hundreds of young people took part in the 2013 Convivio Youth Congress.

Architect Says Churches Must Be Beautiful to Reflect Faith

New book is meant to guide pastors, parishioners and architects as they set out to renovate or build new churches.

Peaceful Dialogue Requires Religious Freedom, Archbishop Tells U.N.

Archbishop Tomasi promotes genuine freedom of religion that opens the road to peace and authentic human development through mutual recognition.

Survey Reveals Strong U.S. Connection to Local Churches

Numbers show how Americans prioritize religion.

Cardinal Wuerl Describes Spiritual Experience of Conclave

The archbishop of Washington asks the Church to pray and ask God to send the Holy Spirit on the cardinals during the conclave.

Ask Fr. Barron: What's relationship between faith and reason? And the limits of either?

If you're sick, does that mean you don't have enough faith in God?

Is your parish missing a huge opportunity this Christmas?

Thank God for the HHS Mandate

Pope Benedict: Faith Must Be Lived With Integrity

The Holy Father reminded pilgrims Sept. 2 that God's law brings true freedom. The real meaning of following God’s law, he said, is 'to live in listening to God.'

Accessible Sainthood

Saturday Book Pick: 'Holiness for Everyone: The Practical Spirituality of St. Josemaria Escriva.'

Pope Benedict: Sincerity Is Key to Faith

A lack of sincerity in life is 'the mark of the devil,' as witnessed in the decision of Judas Iscariot to continue following Christ even after he had ceased to believe in him, the Holy Father said Aug. 26.

Pope Benedict: We Are 'Made for the Infinite'

The Holy Father wrote a letter emphasizing people's hard-wired instinct to know God for the current Communion & Liberation conference.

Orthodoxy of the Heart

Archbishop-Designate Aquila Prepares to Take the Reins in Denver

The fifth archbishop of the ‘Mile High Archdiocese’ will be installed July 18.

Pope Benedict Reminds the Faithful to Be Open to God's Miracles

The Holy Father's first Angleus of his summer vacation on July 8.