Can Pope Leo Help Stop the ‘AI Arms Race’?
The time may be ripe for Pope Leo XIV and the Vatican to play a leading role in helping to rein in AI.
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‘Rural Revival’? Inside the Surprising Catholic Convert Spike in America’s Heartland
Rural dioceses are experiencing new signs of life and deserve to be as much a part of the ‘Catholic revival’ conversation as their big-city counterparts.
Why a Catholic ‘Revival’ May Be Leaving the Working Class Behind
And how the Church can better reach people with a blue-collar background.
Did You Know That America Traces Its Name to a Medieval Hungarian Saint?
How a Catholic explorer, a priest cartographer, and an 11th-century saint and prince gave us ‘America.’
Why Did Denmark Make Mothers Pass a Parenting Test (with Math Problems) to Keep Their Babies?
For Catholics, the tests raise deeper questions about parental rights and the relationship between the state and the family.
How a Saint’s Feast Became Hungary’s National Holiday After Communism
Once suppressed under communist rule, the feast of St. Stephen is now the country’s defining civic and religious holiday.
Bismarck’s Secret: Strong Families, Catholic Schools Fuel Vocations Boom
In an era of declining vocations to the priesthood in America, the Diocese of Bismarck in North Dakota is helping lead the way to renewal.
Priestly Vocations Are Booming in the Midwest and the South
The Register analyzed data on ordinations collected by Georgetown’s Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate.
At America’s Oldest Seminary, a New Approach to Training Priests
St. Mary’s Seminary in Baltimore — founded in 1791 — is helping its seminarians become the best priests they can be.
Amid Ice and Isolation, Catholic Community Grows in Greenland
From Viking ruins to Filipino families, a small Catholic community brings new life to the Church’s oldest frontier.
