world news Arts & CultureNewsVaticanWorld News Music teaches harmony with others, self and church, pope says Justin McLellanJune 11, 20242 min read The Catholic Church should function like a choir where every member contributes his or her unique part to create a harmonious whole, Pope Francis said. EucharistFeatureNewsWorld News Eucharist reflects God’s ‘journey of love’ with his people, Cardinal Gregory says Mark ZimmermannJune 10, 20246 min read The Eucharist reflects God’s steadfast friendship and “journey of love” with his people, Cardinal Wilton D. Gregory of Washington said in his homily at the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage Mass June 9 at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. Conflict in the Middle EastFeatureNewsVaticanWorld News After Israeli hostage rescue, pope renews call for cease-fire, humanitarian aid in Gaza Junno Arocho EstevesJune 10, 20244 min read Pope Francis once again renewed his call for a cease-fire in Gaza following the rescue of four hostages that led to what officials in Gaza said was the killing of more than 270 Palestinians in an Israeli rescue operation that one European Union diplomat deemed a “massacre.” EucharistFeatureNewsWorld News More than 1,200 take to the streets of nation’s capital for National Eucharistic Pilgrimage Richard SzczepanowskiJune 10, 20246 min read More than 1,200 faithful took to the streets of the nation’s capital June 8 to celebrate the arrival of the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage in the Archdiocese of Washington with prayers, songs and a procession. NewsVaticanWorld News Lawyer for arrested former Vatican employee says manuscript is mystery Cindy WoodenJune 10, 20244 min read The lawyer for the former Vatican employee accused of trying to sell St. Peter’s Basilica an allegedly stolen 17th-century manuscript about plans for the massive canopy over the basilica’s main altar said the illustrated manuscript is different from one listed in the archives and later reported missing. FeatureNewsVaticanWorld News Pope urges diplomats to be signs of hope, promoters of cooperation Cindy WoodenJune 10, 20243 min read In a world torn by strife, diplomacy offers hope by promoting dialogue, solidarity and cooperation for the common good, Pope Francis said. FeatureNewsVaticanWorld News Jesus frees from the slavery of power, money, pleasure, pope says Justin McLellanJune 10, 20243 min read Imbued with the Holy Spirit, Jesus is the model for loving and serving others freed from the pursuit of wealth, power or fame, Pope Francis said. FeatureNewsVaticanWorld News Rome’s true nature is to be welcoming, caring for all, pope says Carol GlatzJune 10, 20244 min read Rome is unique and has a vocation as a universal city, Pope Francis said. FeatureNewsRacial JusticeWorld News Panel: Civil Rights Act brought needed change but fight for equality, end of racism ongoing Kimberly HeatheringtonJune 10, 20247 min read On June 4, a panel at Georgetown University in Washington — “The Civil Rights Act of 1964 After 60 Years: Challenges and Questions for Voters and the Nation in 2024” hosted by the Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life — gathered to assess both progress, and the problems that remain. FeatureHealth CareNewsWorld News Gudziak: US still ‘in the thick of things’ regarding mental health, but church can foster healing Gina ChristianJune 9, 20246 min read In the wake of Mental Health Awareness Month, the U.S. is still “in the thick of things” and “will be for a long time” in addressing mental well-being, a leader of the U.S. bishops’ mental health initiative told OSV News. Previous 1 … 344 345 346 … 814 Next