Catholic aid worker in Nepal sees ‘long road’ to recovery after ‘unprecedented’ disaster for region
At least 955 people have been killed and over 4,470 remain missing following an Aug. 26 glacial collapse in Nepal’s Langtang National Park.
God is always leading the ship
A Reflection for Memorial of Saint Gregory the Great, Pope and Doctor of the Church, by Maurice Timothy Reidy
How one Little League umpire cultivates faith on the field
Amid the pressure-packed culture of competition in youth sports, my Catholic faith helps me to be humble, forgiving and joyful.
God is not a CEO
A Reflection for Wednesday of the Twenty-second Week in Ordinary Time, by Kevin Christopher Robles
They look like religious teachers. But they’re AI — and millions are listening
“AI can help maybe with information and training and insight, but it can’t actually transmit spirituality,” said Swami Sarvapriyananda, a Hindu monk.
Pope Leo ordered removal of Rupnik’s artwork from Vatican website, Lourdes bishop says
In the interview with Paris Match, Bishop Jean-Marc Micas said that during a private audience in June 2025, the pope made his willingness to resolve the matter regarding the controversial priest’s artwork “very clearly.”
Who has known the mind of the Lord?
A Reflection for Tuesday of the Twenty-second Week in Ordinary Time, by Valerie Schultz
Pope Leo grants Eastern Synods the faculty to remove patriarchs
In a new motu proprio, Pope Leo XIV grants the Synod of Bishops the power to remove a patriarch from office should their relationship be irreparably compromised for serious reasons.
The haunted legacy of a historic Jesuit community
Drexel Hall—the oldest building on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation—is being gutted and rebuilt. But the community it housed lives on.
‘Tony’ takes us back to Anthony Bourdain’s providential summer
Matt Johnson’s biopic ‘Tony’ takes us to parts unknown in the life of Anthony Bourdain: the summer of 1975 and the lessons he learned.
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