Never Forget the 120 Martyr Saints of China
SAINTS & ART: The last members of the Chinese Martyrs, canonized by Pope St. John Paul II in 2000, died in 1930.
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Who’s Afraid of Arabic Numerals?
Christianity was critical to shaping the Western world we know and from which we benefit.
Taiwan's Holy Trinity Church Draws Souls to Christ
Holy Trinity Church is a marvel that surprises Chinese and Western, Christian and non-Christian alike.
In Bl. Peter Kasui Kibe Beat the Heart of a Samurai for Christ
Whether or not you liked Martin Scorsese's ‘Silence’, you're going to love this story.
Papal Foundation’s Annual Grant Distribution to Honor the Legacy of Pope Francis
The average grant, according to Fitzgerald, is somewhere between $100,000 and $150,000.
Which Countries Have the Greatest ‘Representation’ at the Conclave?
Taking the estimated number of Catholics in a country and dividing them by the number of cardinal-electors gives some idea of how well ‘represented’ the Catholic community in that country is.
As the Conclave Nears, Europe’s Place in the Church Hangs in the Balance
As the voting to choose the next pope gets underway, serious questions loom about Europe’s future influence on the Church.
Edward Pentin: Tension Mounts as Conclave Approaches
Cardinals who engaged with the media Monday spoke only in the most general terms about the sort of pope they’re looking for. ‘There’s no rush for the white smoke; we have time,’ one said.
Catholic Leaders Respond to President Trump Over AI Image of Himself As Pope
Trump’s latest joke about the matter received pushback from some Catholic leaders, including Cardinal Dolan, Bishop Robert Barron, Bishop Thomas Paprocki, and the entire New York Catholic Conference.
Pope Francis’ Last Gift to Gaza: A Popemobile Converted Into a Mobile Clinic
The initiative was personally entrusted by the pope to Caritas Jerusalem in the final months of his life to respond to the extremely serious humanitarian emergency in Gaza.
