“Sister Joyce spent a half-century giving back to others, so with this gift I only hope to emulate my dear cousin’s spirit,” Jim Irsay said, the Chicago Sun-Times reported.
More than 100 died after a fire at a Syriac Catholic wedding celebration is the Nineveh Plains of Iraq.
Democratic state Rep. Karen Whitsett has said she intends to continue “voting the way of the people who elected me.”
Holly Ordway’s new book, “Tolkien’s Faith: A Spiritual Biography,” explores the renowned author’s Catholic faith and how it influenced his stories.
Every North Carolina family will be able to apply for tuition assistance to attend a K-12 private school beginning in 2024-2025.
Father Michael Niemczak made a pilgrimage to Poland to visit holy sites and attend the beautification of his relatives.
The young men at Jesuit High School are not just excelling in academics and sports, they are “ambitious when it comes to souls.”
The fascinating story of where the Gospel writer’s body lies today takes us back into history.
In her speech at North Carolina A&T, the vice president urged voters to support, among other things, the “freedom to make decisions about your own body.”
The meeting comes days after papal envoy Cardinal Matteo Zuppi visited Beijing to discuss efforts to bring about peace in Ukraine.
Nicaraguan Bishop Rolando Álvarez is serving a prison sentence under the regime of President Daniel Ortega for criticizing the dictatorship.
The new documentary “Route 60: The Biblical Highway” might be a “road trip” film, but the setting and the characters are far from ordinary.
CNA compiled data on which states now protect houses of worship as “essential” and which do not. Check out our map and see where your state falls.
On social media Sept. 7, Al-Kildani shared photos and videos that seemed, at least to some observers, to imply that he had a private meeting with Pope Francis.
The 6.8-magnitude earthquake, which hit near the historic city of Marrakesh Friday night, has killed more than 2,900 people as of Sept. 13.
The Washington University Transgender Center at St. Louis Children’s Hospital said it made the decision due to an “unacceptable level of liability.”
Archbishop Gregory Aymond announced that parishes, schools, and ministries will have to help pay out the archdiocese’s clergy abuse claims.
Reports emerged earlier this month about alleged sexual abuse that purportedly took place at a commune run by a Catholic pro-life organization.
Father Albert Alejo, SJ, and Father Flaviano “Flavie” Villanueva, a priest of the Society of the Divine Word, were acquitted due to insufficient evidence.
Father Michael Niemczak, a priest from New Mexico and a relative of the Ulma family, plans to visit holy sites in Poland, ending with the beatification Mass.