Tag: Catholic News
Pope at Angelus: God’s plans are infinitely greater than we can...
Leo recalls Jesus' parable of the laborers in the vineyard and marvels that God's ways are not our ways and that His plans are infinitely greater than we could imagine
New Holy See Permanent Observer to UN: Hate speech is not...
The new Permanent Observer of the Holy See to the United Nations in New York delivers his first speech on the importance of eliminating hate speech
Education collapse drives Myanmar youth to flee as war uproots families
War, displacement and a shattered education system are pushing young people abroad while priests remain with uprooted families
Gas auction faces consumer pushback over price, energy transition risks
Consumer advocates say volatile gas prices and unclear transition limits could expose households to power costs for years
Faith-based group launches seven-year tree stewardship drive
A new Catholic ecology campaign asks communities to care for trees through 2033, tracking survival, growth and restoration
WYD 2027 preparations move into dioceses, parishes, and youth communities
Delegates return home carrying a mission to prepare young Catholics through local communities ahead of next year’s gathering
Pope Leo XIV: New martyrs reflect Christ’s light to the world
Leo commends the witnesses as "stars shining in the darkness of selfishness and oppression" who "help the Church to reflect more fully the light of Christ the Lord"
Our Lady weeps for digital age
In an age tempted to solve suffering out of existence rather than accompany it, she remains a strange, stubborn, necessary witness
AI’s phenomenal growth and child exploitation
AI-enabled online child abuse is an international crime that is expanding rapidly beyond the control of government
Pope Leo XIV’s “Freedom Under Grace” released in English
Leo’s book “Freedom Under Grace” hits bookshelves in English, bringing together his reflections on the legacy of St. Augustine that has shaped his spirituality


















