Father Thomas Rosica, C.S.B., explains the Immaculate Conception and other Catholic teachings on Mary, the mother of God, and reflects on what an authentic revival of Marian piety and devotion might look like.

U.S. bishops discuss how the work of their 2014 fall general assembly in Baltimore reflects the mind and example of Pope Francis.

Pope Francis announced that he would visit the Shroud of Turin June 21, 2015, during his weekly general audience Nov. 5.

Pope Francis recalls the fall of the Berlin wall during his Angelus address in St. Peter's Square Nov. 9.

A Salvadoran priest started a youth symphony in an effort to keep them from joining gangs.

Thomas Rosica, C.S.B., of Salt and Light TV, talks about the many references to "the prince of this world" in the writings of Pope Francis.

Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz delivers his first presidential address at the opening of the U.S. bishops fall assembly.

Bill McGarvey talks about young people who identify as "spiritual but not religious," why they resist traditional forms of Christianity and where they may find God.

Sean Callahan describes the humanitarian relief mission of CRS with Iraqi Christian and Yazidi refugees in Iraq's Kurdistan region.

Some U.S. bishops say they support the president taking executive action on immigration matters, but they will continue to push for permanent bipartisan immigration reform legislation in Congress.

Bill McGarvey, culture columnist for America and author of "The Freshman Survival Guide," talks about young people who identify as "spiritual but not religious," why they resist traditional forms of Christianity and where they can find God.

From inside the 2014 Synod of Bishops on the Family, Salt and Light TV spoke with Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, Archbishop of Manila and one of the three President Delegates of the Synod.

Cardinal Donald W. Wuerl discusses the conclusion of the synod on the family.

Archbishop Paul-André Durocher discusses the relationship between church teaching and pastoral care.

Cardinals at the synod on the family discuss the need to update the church's pastoral language.

Mountaintop removal mining poses economic dilemma for West Virginians

Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk discusses the three major challenges the family faces today.

Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz reflects on the conclusion of the synod on the family.

Nathan Schneider, a columnist for America and member of Occupy Catholics, talks about what he learned about the Bible from reporting on Occupy Wall Street.