Pope Leo: Digital Innovation Cannot Be at the Expense of Human Dignity
Message of the Holy Father for the 60th World Communications Day 2026
Results from Tag: 'dignity of the human person'
America’s Mental Health Crisis and the Religious Sister Who’s Confronting It in California
Sister Theres Hong Phuoc Tran utilizes spiritual tools to improve people’s well-being, especially youth.
Pope Leo XIV Urges Christians to Help Make Human Society ‘a Space of Fraternity and Dignity for All’
Presiding in St. Peter’s Basilica on Sunday, the Pope said that Christ’s promise remains secure even amid war, violence and deep social wounds like poverty.
At the Bedsides of the Dying: These Sisters Accompany People in Their Last Days
The Servants of Mary, Ministers to the Sick, is a Catholic community of sisters who dedicate their lives to caring for the sick and dying in New Orleans and around the world.
The Pope’s New Knights: Bringing Faith to the Tech Frontier
As artificial intelligence algorithms increasingly shape people’s lives, businessman Artur Kluz is calling on lay Christian innovators to become guardians of humanity in the digital age.
Faith Is Key to Healing Dehumanized Society, Cardinal Says
‘Being a Christian is not about belonging to a club, but about translating the Gospel into action. We must embody what we believe.’
Missouri ‘Baby Box’ Saves a Newborn’s Life Just 2 Months After Installation
At O’Fallon Fire Protection District Station 3, first responders safely recovered a healthy newborn child on the morning of Sept. 13.
How to Better Welcome Those With Disabilities in the Church
Advocating for those with disabilities is the subject of a new pastoral-resource book.
‘World’s Oldest Baby’ Born Through Embryo Adoption
Here is a roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news.
California Couple With 21 Kids From Surrogate Mothers Charged With Neglect, Endangerment
Here is a roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news.
