COMMENTARY: Now is the time to once again return to the actual conciliar texts, and those of Pope John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI, in order to expose the capitulation to the spirit of the age.

At the time Vatican II convened, there were few obvious threats, few violent complaints among its 560 million mem bers. Yet the church was scarcely facing up to the growing secularization of life ...

British politics and ghosts are subjects that rarely meet. Sometimes an MP or parliamentary aide might report a sighting of ...

By Deborah Castellano Lubov Recalling that the Lord's work always precedes us, may we conform our minds generously and ...

Dr. Seth Wright, the director of Missionary Discipleship in the Diocese of Pueblo, writes about the importance of friendly conversation.

"Come on!" Who would have thought that the shouted exhortation that always accompanies athletes during competitions could be ...

Traditionalist Catholics have urged Pope Leo XIV to ease his predecessor's restrictions on the Latin Mass, insisting the move was based on misunderstandings and is hampering a Western Church revival.

By Christopher Wells Bishops, before being shepherds, are sheep and members of the Lord’s flock, Pope Leo said on Wednesday, ...

Whenever the Catholic Church talks about Africa it is always in a very condescending way, especially when talking about ...

The previous Pope Leo emphasized the Catholic Church's responsibility to care for the poor and support workers' rights.

During Pope John Paul II’s papacy, doping in cycling competition had become widespread, thus putting the sport in a bad light.

Those who've been advocating for women deacons in the Catholic Church are taking stock of the possibility under the papacy of Pope Leo XIV.