In a letter to L'Osservatore Romano, the Vatican newspaper, the head of the Congregation for Catholic Education called for an alliance between secular and Catholic educational institutions to confront the challenges caused by the pandemic.

Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio: "Catholics in the Navy and everywhere in this country rejoice in the decision by the U.S. Navy to reconsider closing the thriving Catholic programs at naval stations in California."

Major League Baseball celebrates the legacy of Roberto Clemente on Sept. 9.

In Bogota, Columbia, a priest who was unable to celebrate Mass in his parish accepted a company's invitation to conduct "a drive-in Mass" at an old racetrack.

Sister Norma Pimentel says that migrants that come for help ask for safety as well as sustenance.

Archishop Paul S. Coakley, chairman of the USCCB's Committee on Domestic Justice and Development, is urging the Congress and the White House to come to an agreement on a COVID relief program.

Amidst a pandemic, migrants suffer even more, as evident in the experiences of those in a Greek island camp.

When we speak of minds, can someone who would reduce consciousness to biology offer an adequate picture of what it means for us to know something?

Pope Francis: “A virus that does not recognize barriers, borders or cultural or political distinctions must be faced with a love without barriers, borders or distinctions.”

While deaths at the hands of police make headlines, the problem of implicit bias in policing and security for most Black Americans is experienced as a daily psychic burden.

This week on “Inside the Vatican,” host Colleen Dulle unpacks Francis’ central ideas of community, the universal destination of goods and care for the environment.

It is in plain view that many of our fellow citizens are so frustrated with our political system that they have fallen for populist rhetoric to condemn all “politicians” or government itself as evil.

The family members pointed out that the "final Hawaiian choice for Damien in 1965 was very thorough, with the widest possible popular support."

The Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States released a new document to aid Catholics as this year's election draws nearer.

“Christ is all, and is in all.” Even in my nemesis.

Gossip is “a plague worse than COVID,” Pope Francis said, asserting that while speaking ill of others comes almost naturally, it is a tool of the devil to divide the church.

While the COVID-19 pandemic has put the brakes on most foreign travel and many in-person meetings, Pope Francis still has some major events on his fall 2020 agenda.

The aftermath of the Aug. 4 bombing in Beirut have had devastating effects on the people and the economy of Lebanon.

Pope Francis accepted the resignation of Michel Mulloy, the bishop elect of Duluth following an investigation.

An interview with academic philosopher and theologian Robert McTeigue, S.J.