The Catholic Church is not going to stop fighting for the rights of immigrants even as a demagogue promising mass deportations prepares to enter the White House.
Pope Francis appointed Cardinal Robert McElroy to succeed Cardinal Wilton Gregory as the Archbishop of Washington. A ...
Biden was set to travel to Rome from Jan. 9–12 at Pope Francis’ invitation. His audience with the Holy Father was set for Jan ...
Warning of “the increasingly concrete threat of a world war,” Pope Francis called for “the diplomacy of hope” in his address ...
The Vatican plays a unique diplomatic role in global conflicts, despite lacking military power, as Pope Francis navigates ...
COMMENTARY: A president’s choice of farewell is often more about symbolism than substance — a final effort to underscore ...
The pope pointed to the assassination attempt against Donald Trump as an example of growing polarization and mistrust.
In his message for the 58th World Day of Peace, which will be commemorated on January 1, 2025, Pope Francis called for everyone to feel “responsible” for geopolitical and climate situations.
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