Cardinal Pell began a multi-day testimony to Australia's Royal Commission on the Institutional Response to the sexual abuse of children.

The front-runner is promising not to let people “die in the streets.”

A trialogue at St. Joseph’s Seminary moderated by Matt Malone, S.J., on scriptural approaches to mercy

An interview with the Jesuit-educated director of "Spotlight," this year's winner for Best Picture.

The Chiriaco River, where the students usually bathe, play and wash their clothes, turned black on Feb. 10.

The cease-fire aims to bring representatives of the Syrian government and the opposition back to the negotiating table in Geneva for talks on a political transition.

Archbishop Robert J. Carlson reiterated ongoing concerns with the values and policies of Girl Scouts USA.

Analysts predict there won’t be enough support to reelect the current government and there may have to be a second election.

After months of public debate and protests, the Italian Senate passed a controversial bill that grants legal recognition to nonmarried heterosexual and homosexual couples.

The assault at the Excel Industries lawnmower parts plant in the small town of Hesston ended when a police officer killed the gunman during a shootout.

"If we are going to bring peace...we are going to have to make an unprecedented effort."

To have your faith and competence questioned must have been your own personal via dolorosa.

The earth itself has become a dwelling place for the divine.

“Am I a Christian in name only, on the path of lies? Or am I a Christian on the path of life, that is, of works, of actions?”

Winning the presidency may cut into the former wrestling star's trash-talking time.

Three illuminating episodes from the life of St. Francis and Netflix's “House of Cards”

“Dear Pope Francis, My mum is in heaven. Will she grow angel wings?”

Father Hallak tries to keep up people's morale in his homilies. A positive attitude "is our only way to survive."