Kaine has a long track record of supporting credit unions.

Among one group of nuns at the end of World War II, the shadow of the cross is impossible to escape.

No country has gotten rid of poverty through charity, philanthropy and welfare.

Tim Kaine traces his interest in politics back to his time with the Jesuits.

The pope warns against "the recruitment of candidates from other countries solely for the sake of ensuring the survival of a monastery."

When we pray, we know that someone is there.

Some black men question why police seem to avoid using deadly force on dangerous white suspects but are quick to point a gun at blacks.

The Bible itself presents family life not as an abstract ideal but as what the Holy Father calls a “work of craftsmanship.”

The faith is more than cult and code.

On fatherhood, selective service and a space for nonviolence

A sound communications strategy that engages Catholic media leaders will pay great dividends for the church.

The four nuns will be investigated "to determine if there was a canonical crime and help the actions of the civil justice."

The pope's message "can be summarized like so: 'Enough now, enough with this conflict,'" Cardinal Turkson told Vatican Radio on July 20.

"This is the story of Los Angeles, the story of the state of California and the story of our country—which is a nation of immigrants," said Los Angeles Archbishop Jose H. Gomez.

"The pope is sending a message to us! I think that is proof enough, that the love of the church for our poor people is really palpable, it's real."

On a car ride to school, an 8 year old gets the connection between theology and social justice.

A parish in the Diocese of Salford will be the first to welcome a family from a refugee camp in the Middle East as part of a sponsorship plan.

"We're not just isolated in our church building at Rural and North streets. We're out in the streets, bringing that visible presence of Christ to the streets."

"We hope that the center will encourage harmony and unity among different countries and among different religions," Father Tavares told Catholic News Service.