It all began on Aug. 14, 1549, when St. Francis Xavier arrived and introduced Christianity.
Dispatches
Children’s questions for Francis from around the world
“It’s like being in the room with him and listening in to a very special conversation. It’s him; it’s the real man coming through loud and clear.”
Qurans and Kilts: The unprecedented aftermath of the U.K. elections
The slurs against London’s new Muslim mayor began long before his election.
Spiritual insights from a frustrated whale watcher
The world’s biggest mammal had just let me down. And not not for the first time.
Ireland’s climate change policy: a perfect storm of confusion and denial
Edna Kenny has, as we say here, provided an Irish solution to an Irish problem.
First Impressions: Archbishop Wells comes to South Africa
“The nuncio is here to help build communion between the local church and Pope Francis.”
The Punisher is now president-elect. Can the church in the Philippines adapt?
As the Duterte campaign gained momentum, rhetoric from Catholic elites hardened.
Pope in La Croix interview: the state must respect people’s consciences
Francis responded to questions relating to the separation of church and state, Islamophobia, pedophilia, synodality and reconciliation with the Lefebvrists.
Schools: the next big arena for the transgender debate
It is likely only a matter of time before the debate over transgender rights arises in Catholic schools.
Responding to ‘Amoris Laetitia,’ San Diego plans diocesan synod, a new way of ‘being church’
Bishop McElroy proposes turning the diocesan synod into a biannual, theme-driven event.
