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The "freedom of expression" that characterized preparations for the Synod of Bishops on the family—especially in responses to a Vatican questionnaire—"will also characterize the synod assembly, which certainly will take place in a climate of respect for every position, mut

Faith community looks at money, power and public policy

He was first African-American diocesan priest.

People need to open their hearts to the many people who are forced to migrate as they face enormous difficulties and sometimes tragedy, Pope Francis said."I pray for closed hearts that they may open. And everything I have available to me, is available to you," he told a group of young Erit

Pope convenes summit on violence and persecution threatening minorities.

Missouri spokesman confirms archbishop visited diocese for interviews.

Open Letter Denounces ISIS violence in Iraq and Syria

Expanded airstrikes on Islamic State positions in Syria serve as little more than a recruiting tool for the extremist group and place more innocent people in danger, the leadership of Pax Christi International said. The three top leaders of the Catholic peace organization also called upon the world,

Jesuit keeps love of creation and justice for the poor foremost in life.