Hockey Olympians’ Alma Mater: A Catholic High School’s Golden Moment on Ice
Bishop Kearney’s emphasis on faith and perseverance helped form five alumnae who now stand atop the ice hockey world.
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Alysa Liu and the Olympic Lesson We Almost Missed
COMMENTARY: Figure skater Alysa Liu’s story is not about risking everything to invent herself. It is about refusing to let achievement define her.
Gold for ‘Johnny Hockey’: Team USA Honors Late Catholic Legend in Emotional Olympic Victory
As the nation celebrates its first Olympic hockey gold since 1980, the true victory wasn’t found in the box score, but in the small feet hitting the ice for the team photo.
Fascinating Facts About the Milan Cathedral, Olympics’ Sacred Sensation
The resplendent church in Italy’s second-largest city has been in full view.
From Prayer to Podium: Elana Meyers Taylor’s Path to Olympic Gold
As a mother of two young sons with disabilities, the Olympian’s Christian faith has guided her through a remarkable bobsledding career.
Meet the Priest Serving ‘Even Nonbelievers’ at the Milan Winter Olympics
‘My service is much more individual and open to everyone, even nonbelievers,’ Father Oldřich Chocholáč, chaplain of the Czech Olympic team, told EWTN News.
Pope Calls for Olympic Truce in Letter for Winter Games
The pontiff warned that profit, doping, and fanaticism can distort sport’s deeper human purpose.
Guided by Faith, Driven to Win: Jadin O’Brien’s Olympic Journey
From overcoming a rare disease to collegiate track titles and bobsledding, O’Brien relies on God, the Blessed Mother and her patron St. Thérèse every step of the way.
2026 Winter Olympic Games: Surrounded by a Great Cloud of Witnesses
So many saints who have already competed and won the race are from the site of this year’s games, a virtual treasure trove of Catholicism.
Pope Leo Voices ‘Great Concern’ Over Rising Cuba-US Tensions, Highlights Beatitudes and Global Prayer Intentions
The Pontiff echoed Cuban bishops’ call for ‘sincere and effective’ talks. Only God, he said, can truly call the poor and afflicted blessed, satisfy those who seek peace and justice, and give joy to the meek, merciful and pure of heart.
