When Light Overcomes Darkness: A Catholic Nun Takes on Modern Vampire Fiction
In a genre saturated with morally ambiguous antiheroes, Pauline Sister Allison Regina Gliot shows how the Eucharist is the ultimate answer to human longing.
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Women’s Call to ‘Humanize and Love’ the World Highlighted at Annual Conference
GIVEN Forum galvanizes the ‘feminine genius.’
Catholic Women’s Leadership Forum Tells Young Women: ‘You Are a Gift’
GIVEN will bestow Mother Agnes Mary Donovan, of the Sisters of Life, with its Fiat Award, which honors women whose lives embody the response of Our Lady through faithful leadership, service and love.
When Young Adults Find Spiritual Fatherhood
‘I just needed a gentle, loving father to show me who God is’ — Young Catholics find spiritual fatherhood in the priests who help them navigate life.
AI to Gen Z: Young Catholic Job Seekers and Employees Wrestle With the Future of Work
In the wake of Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical on artificial intelligence, a youthful contingent reflects on how machine learning is reshaping employment.
Young Catholic Women Bring Faith Into Daily Life Online
Through social media, a growing number of influencers are sharing how they live the faith in ordinary ways.
Ex-Banker Prepares Gen Z-ers for Life After College
Mark Harrington addresses the growing financial illiteracy and discouragement among students.
The Holy Spirit Is Moving in Manhattan
Young adults are turning out in droves at Masses and other faith-centered gatherings at a trio of parishes in the heart of New York City.
Notre Dame Sees Record Number of Converts Preparing to Join Catholic Church
The witness of ‘on fire’ Catholic peers and the campus’ faith-based ‘atmosphere’ are behind the 76-person-strong OCIA class.
SEEK 2026: Students Inspired to Bring Faith Home
In the closing Mass in Columbus, Ohio, Bishop Thomas Paprocki of the Diocese of Springfield, Illinois, urged students to continue seeking Christ in daily life.
