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Pope Francis greets people during a gathering of the Neocatechumenal Way at Tor Vergata, a field on the edge of Rome, on May 5. Some 100,000 members of the movement welcomed the pope as they celebrated the 50th anniversary of the movement. Also pictured is Kiko Arguello, co-founder of the Neocatechumenal Way, playing guitar. (CNS photo/Max Rossi, Reuters) 
FaithVatican Dispatch
Pope Francis was likely unaware of Guam archbishop’s presence at Rome celebration
Gerard O’Connell
A Vatican source explained that whenever the pope is invited to such a large public event he does not see the guest list in advance nor is the list checked by Vatican officials, as they trust the organizers of these gatherings to act in a responsible way.
FaithExamen
Father James Martin, S.J.: The Sixth Week of Easter
James Martin, S.J.
Is there something in my life that I need to take time to ponder, time to understand?
FaithInterviews
What Catholics should know about divorce: it doesn’t define you
Sean Salai
The label “divorced” does not define a person, says Lisa Duffy. It’s an event that happened, but it in no way is the sum total of who a person is.
FaithThe Word
Where have you see God most clearly in your life?
Michael Simone, S.J.
God sent Jesus into the world to show us the divine nature, which is pure love, entirely centered on others.
Pedro Narez from St. Gabirel Parish in Hopkins, Minn., in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis prays April 13 during the Region VIII encuentro at Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center in Alexandria, Minn. (CNS photo/Dianne Towalski, The Catholic Spirit)
FaithNews
The Hispanic Catholic Church in the U.S. is growing, survey confirms
J.D. Long García
Overall, about 40 percent of U.S. Catholics are Hispanic, according to the survey.
Philippine activists hold banners to mark International Human Rights Day in Manila Dec. 10, 2017. (CNS photo/Mark R. Cristino, EPA)
FaithDispatches
Catholics are hit with a global wave of violence during ‘Black April’
Kevin Clarke
In April scores have died in a series of attacks and assassinations in Mexico, the Philippines and Nigeria. Catholics at prayer during Mass have been targeted in a number of attacks.
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