John Paul II and America
COMMENTARY: Spurred by his groundbreaking visit in 1979, the most influential Catholic in the 20th century had high hopes for the U.S.
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Pray the National Novena to the Sacred Heart of Jesus: June 3-11, 2026
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America at 250: 5 Stories of Catholics Resisting Anti-Catholicism in America
Stories of Catholics encountering opposition to their religion, compiled during this semiquincentennial anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
Douthat: Pope Leo’s Election Suggests ‘American Situation’ Is the Church’s Future
The Church in America’s ability to ‘compete’ amidst pluralism and cultural conflict may be a model for Catholics worldwide, ‘The New York Times’ commentator told EWTN News.
Bishop Barron, Jonathan Roumie to Speak at Trump Event Rededicating US to God
Catholic speakers for the May 17 event on the National Mall include Bishop Robert Barron and actor Jonathan Roumie. Cardinal Timothy Dolan is set to offer a video address.
Pew Report Finds 35% of US Catholics Are College Educated
The number of college-educated Catholics falls in line with the overall share of U.S. adults with a bachelor’s degree or higher, the report said.
What’s Special About the Most ‘Fruitful’ US Dioceses? ‘It’s the People.’
The sees of Nashville and Tulsa are among those that are flourishing — in cities where Catholics are a distinct minority.
Pew Survey Sheds Light on Characteristics of US Catholic Population
About half of American adults who were raised Catholic and stayed in the Church said the faith continues to ‘fulfill their spiritual needs,’ according to a new report.
Where Is Catholicism Growing in the US?
Out of the top 10 gainers, only one diocese — the Archdiocese of New York — is located outside of the South or the West. Of the 10, six are in Texas or California.
Americans in St. Peter’s Square Celebrate Historic Election of Pope Leo XIV
While American flags were scarce among the sea of international banners, those present from the U.S. lingered in the square long after the Holy Father appeared out on the loggia of St. Peter’s Basilica for the first time. They shared prayers, chants and reflections on the unprecedented moment.
