Deadly blizzard leaves US in Christmas weekend deep freeze
At least 17 weather-related deaths have been confirmed as heavy snow kept much of the nation in a frozen grip
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Pope Francis on Christmas: The manger is a sign that God is with us and loves us
A manger, the Christ Child’s first resting place, can teach us a lot about the meaning of Christmas, Pope Francis said in his Christmas homily.
Pope Francis: Look at each other, not cell phone screens
Pope Francis has urged young people to look away from their cell phone screens and make eye contact with the people around them.
Cardinal Zen of Hong Kong appeals conviction
The cardinal was convicted for failing to register a fund that helped pay for the legal fees and medical treatments of protesters
Pope Francis to ask heads of state to pardon prisoners as Christmas gesture
Pope Francis will send a letter to the world’s heads of state asking them to pardon prisoners, the Vatican announced Monday.
Pope Francis: Be surprised by God’s mercy this Advent
The season of Advent is a time to let ourselves be surprised by God’s mercy and compassion, Pope Francis said on Gaudete Sunday.
Church-backed protest against construction of controversial seaport in India ends
The protesters said it was a temporary truce, indicating that they are ready to restart protests if their demands are not met
Asian bishops’ meeting a ‘launchpad’ for 2023 synod, says priest
In October, the Vatican released the “frame of reference” that will guide the next stage of the synodal process
Cardinal Bo calls for dialogue after military raid on his home village
“We can never find any solution through war .... It is of great importance to tame our mind and stay humble and not to choose the path of war"
Korean film recounts martyred Catholic priest’s short life of sacrifice, adventure
The biographical movie on the life of St. Andrew Kim Tae-gon sheds light on the birth of Korea's first priest
