‘Questionable’ activities leave global order in serious debt
Carol Glatz - Catholic News Service
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Time to tackle global warming is running out, pope tells Peru climate summit
Leaders must ‘overcome distrust; promote a culture of solidarity’
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Pope Francis Confronts Slavery in World Day of Peace Message: ‘Do not be complicit, indifferent to tragedy of exploitation,’ pope says
When shopping and when interacting with people on city streets, everyone can help fight the evil of modern-day slavery, Pope Francis said in his annual message (click here for Spanish) for the World Day of Peace on Jan. 1."Together with the social responsibility of businesses, there is als
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Vatican to release findings of investigation of U.S. women religious
The report will be released Dec. 16.
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Truth must prevail in abuse case against former nuncio, pope says
Pope Francis expressed his hope that truth prevail and justice be served in the Vatican investigation and trial of Jozef Wesolowski, a former archbishop and papal nuncio, who has been accused of sexually abusing young boys.According to the attorney general of the Dominican Republic, where Wesolowski
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Francis: Evolution, Big Bang do not push aside God: God set them in motion
God remains the one who set all of creation into motion
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Pope Francis: Terrorism at ‘Unimaginable Proportions’ in Middle East: ‘It seems that the value of human life has been lost’
‘It seems that the value of human life has been lost’
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Rolling Up Sleeves at Family Synod: Working groups emphasize beauty of marriage, church teaching
The extraordinary Synod of Bishops on the family must put greater focus on the beauty of the Christian vision of marriage and not let an approach of "welcoming" and mercy override the church's duty to call people to turn away from sin, according to a number of reports from the synod
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Vatican Abuse Panel Expands to Nine Members: Will include more experts, another survivor
A papal commission on child protection will be expanding its nine-member panel to include more experts and another survivor of clerical abuse.The Commission for the Protection of Minors, which Pope Francis established last December, is now awaiting the pope's approval of members' latest effo
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Vatican Diplomats: Stop Extremists with Sanctioned Force: ISIS violence ‘cannot be met with indifference’
ISIS violence ‘cannot be met with indifference’