‘It’s a Special Thing to Be Human’: Artemis II Crew Returns With Awe, Gratitude, and Faith
After traveling approximately 695,000 miles over its 10-day trip around the moon, the Artemis II crew gave powerful reflections on their experience.
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Artemis II, Carroll Wiseman and the Catholic Connection
A touching tribute aboard the historic Artemis II mission echoes a centuries-old Catholic tradition.
A Time to Look to the Heavens
EDITORIAL: The awe-inspiring Artemis II moon mission comes at a providential time for humanity.
A Mission of the Heart: Artemis II Crew Honors Faith, Family, and a Life Lost
The lunar-flyby mission has captured global attention not only for its technical ambition but also for its human moments. Among them, a moving Easter message and honoring the late wife of a crew member.
Returning to the Moon, Returning to God
COMMENTARY: NASA’s Artemis program reignites enthusiasm for space exploration and faith.
Artemis II Moon Mission ‘a Great Development,’ Vatican Observatory Director Says
EWTN News speaks with Jesuit Father Richard A. D’Souza, director of the Vatican Observatory since September 2025.
Jim Lovell, NASA Astronaut Who Read Genesis From Lunar Orbit, Dies at 97
The Apollo 8 commander’s reading of the Scriptures reached a worldwide audience at the dawn of humanity’s journey to the moon.
Catholic NASA Scientist Delves Into Investigation of Potential Life On Other Planets
The lecture followed a Gold Mass, celebrated for Catholic scientists, at the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle.
The Moon Marks Time in the Light of the Son
‘No longer will your sun set, or your moon wane; for the Lord will be your light forever.’ —Isaiah 60:20
Against Cosmic Melancholia
COMMENTARY: The intelligence and imagination that created Voyager 1, and that has kept us in contact with our ‘most distant emissary,’ testify to the spiritual nature of human beings.
