
Seek Jesus before material things, pope says
It is not wrong to be concerned with the daily necessities of life, but strengthening one’s relationship with Jesus is of far greater importance, Pope Francis said in his Sunday Angelus address.

It is not wrong to be concerned with the daily necessities of life, but strengthening one’s relationship with Jesus is of far greater importance, Pope Francis said in his Sunday Angelus address.

Pope Francis’ revision of the Catechism of the Catholic Church to assert that capital punishment is morally inadmissible shows how the church can grow in its understanding of the implications…

Before it came to mean something else, the term “responsible parenthood” was first notably used by Blessed Paul VI’s in Humanae Vitae half a century ago to stress that parents indeed have a God-giv…

A Catholic bishop encouraged undocumented Filipinos in the United

18th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B (John 6:24-35) August 5, 2018 By Msgr. Lope C. Robredillo, SThD

The Vatican on Thursday changed the Catechism’s teaching on the permissibility of the death penalty, which the Church has taught is legitimate in extreme cases, stating it is ‘inadmissible,’ and it…

The sexual abuse allegations surrounding now-former Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick have prompted some church figures to call for a more thorough reckoning of the U.S. church’s clerical sexual…

Christ’s commandment to love God and neighbor is a path trodden by those who have the desire to become saints, Pope Francis told thousands of altar servers from around the world.

The Vatican’s Apostolic Penitentiary granted a special plenary indulgence to those who attended the first Mass of the first man coming from an indigenous community to be ordained priest in the Dioc…

Blasphemous and attacks against the Church and the resulting support and even indifference of some