world news NewsSchoolsVaticanWorld News Childhood classmates from the United States reunite with Pope Leo Carol GlatzMarch 20, 20263 min read Pope Leo XIV, who graduated from the lower school of St. Mary of the Assumption on the city’s South Side in 1969, greeted and reminisced with 10 of his 82 former classmates after the general audience in St. Peter’s Square March 18. NewsVaticanWorld News Pope Leo XIV meets Spanish royals at Vatican, renewing crown’s historic bond with Basilica of St. Mary Major Courtney MaresMarch 20, 20263 min read Pope Leo XIV received King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain at the Vatican’s Apostolic Palace March 20, ahead of a solemn ceremony in which the Spanish king renewed a centuries-old bond with the Basilica of St. Mary Major by taking possession of his hereditary title as its protocanon. FeatureNewsReligious FreedomU.S. CongressWorld News House speaker defends role of religion in public life at National Catholic Prayer Breakfast Kate ScanlonMarch 20, 20265 min read House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., defended the role of religion in public life during comments March 19 at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast in Washington. LentNewsWorld NewsWorship & Sacraments ‘People are hungry for the Lord,’ says catechist as record numbers prepare to join Church D. Hunter ReardonMarch 20, 20265 min read After the Rite of Election, the catechumens are called “the elect” until they are baptized at the Easter Vigil Mass. NewsSaintsWorld News Trump issues presidential messages for feast of St. Joseph, St. Patrick’s Day OSV NewsMarch 20, 20265 min read President Donald Trump issued two messages marking prominent Catholic feast days, the feast of St. Joseph on March 19 and St. Patrick’s Day on March 17. CollegesFeatureNewsSportsWorld News Catholic hoops at the highest level take over this year’s March Madness John KnebelsMarch 19, 20265 min read Catholic universities have quietly taken over March Madness, blending history, talent, and the kind of coaching that shapes every game into an unpredictable contest. NewsRespect LifeWorld News UK church leaders, pro-life advocates say Britain now has ‘most extreme’ abortion legislation Junno Arocho EstevesMarch 19, 20265 min read Religious leaders and pro-life advocates are raising alarms about changes to abortion laws in Britain after the House of Lords advanced legislation that would remove penalties for women who terminate their pregnancies. BishopsMarriage & Family LifeNewsVaticanWorld News Pope Leo XIV calls bishops to Rome to discuss marriage and family in October Courtney MaresMarch 19, 20263 min read Pope Leo XIV announced March 19 that he is asking the presidents of all bishops’ conferences around the world to convene in Rome in October to renew and deepen the Church’s discussion on marriage and family in light of “Amoris Laetitia.” Gun ViolenceNewsWorld News Annunciation shooting showed online violent radicalization at work, expert says Gina ChristianMarch 19, 20266 min read More than six months after the deadly mass shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis, a law enforcement investigation remains ongoing — but security analysts report that a cluster of violent online communities played a role in the attacker’s motivation. EasterFeatureNewsWorld NewsWorship & Sacraments Easter boom: U.S. dioceses say rise in new Catholics may point to regional ‘revivals’ Kimberly HeatheringtonMarch 19, 20267 min read While the religiously unaffiliated are on the rise globally, something curious is also happening: Some dioceses have reported significant upticks in adults preparing to enter the Catholic Church this Easter. Previous 1 … 47 48 49 … 894 Next