Your friends don’t need your sympathy—they need your compassion
Christian faith does not call us to sympathy or platitudes. It calls us to deep, abiding compassion.
Pope Leo meets privately with five Argentine abuse survivors
Pope Leo XIV met privately Nov. 9 with five people abused by clergy or Church institutions in Argentina, listening individually to their experiences during an encounter that lasted more than an hour.
Cardinal Rossi hopes Pope Leo will bring light to a ‘dimming’ faith in Argentina
“I believe his visit will surely brush the ash off a certain weariness, a certain slackness in faith,” Cardinal Rossi said in an interview with America.
Pope Leo hears testimonies of people with disabilities at care home in Buenos Aires
In his speech at “Little Cottolengo,” Pope Leo said, “A nation’s progress is also measured by how it welcomes all people with disabilities and particular needs.”
Being faithful in all we do
A Reflection for Saturday of the Thirty-second Week in Ordinary Time, by John Consolie
How do we seek the Kingdom?
A Reflection for the Memorial of Saint Josaphat, Bishop and Martyr, by Kevin Clarke
It’s never too late to change for the better
A Reflection for the Memorial of Saint Martin of Tours, Bishop, by Alexandra Pfau
How Latino Catholics helped flip the Texas border for Democrats
For Latino voters on the southern border, “immigration enforcement wasn’t a policy debate. It was a family member who was detained. It was an empty pew in the parish.”
Over 90 US lawmakers call for Pope Leo to address next Congress in bipartisan letter
“As the first ever American-born Pope, his unique perspective, and ties to our country, would serve as a unifying force for members of Congress,” the lawmakers said.
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