Skip to content

Catholic News

News of the Catholic Church

Brought to you by trusted Catholic news sources.

Vatican News

Official news of the Holy See

Visit Vatican News →

Catholic News Agency

Catholic news from the United States and the world

Visit Catholic News Agency →

Aleteia

Faith, culture and the Catholic life

Visit Aleteia →
  • Pope Leo: Politics must be directed to common good

    Pope Leo made news this week by participating in the midterm elections of his home state of Illinois via a mail-in ballot. Now, the morning after the midterms in his home country, the Holy Father spoke about politics,…

  • We each have the ‘Sixth Sense’ — and the duty to use it

    In the popular 1999 horror movie, The Sixth Sense refers to the rare ability one boy has and his psychologist’s struggle to help him use it. But in the real world, every one of us has the same “sixth sense” he does. We…

  • Our bond isn’t severed, but transformed: Pope at cemetery

    Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass at Rome’s Verano Cemetery on the afternoon of All Souls Day, November 2, 2026, holding the liturgy, as he did last year, at the entrance gates of what is one of the Eternal City’s largest…

  • Ukraine ceasefire enables families to reunite before drones start up again

    In his All Saints Day Angelus on Sunday, November 1, Pope Leo XIV urged new peace efforts in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, following the brief localized ceasefire he had helped to negotiate. “In recent days, a…

  • Is Heaven simply a monotonous succession of days without end?

    For some of us, the prospect of “eternal life” is not met with much enthusiasm. Our minds might imagine a similar experience to our life on earth, except that there is no end. This view of eternity is very common,…

  • Incredible: Duolingo for the Catholic faith

    Some 130 million people each month use Duolingo to learn languages, with games and “streaks” that encourage practicing every day. What if that same fun and engaging format could be used to learn about the Catholic…

  • Pope Leo’s answer to a question we’re all asking

    If someone asked you whether you were happy, what would you say? It sounds like a straightforward question, but the answer might depend on whether you’ve had a decent night’s sleep, checked your bank balance, or…

  • Americans are divided over empathy. The tradition is not.

    A new survey from the Public Religion Research Institute, released October 20, has found a “partisan empathy gap” dividing Americans ahead of the midterm elections. Democrats (84%) and Independents (70%) see empathy as…

  • Jonathan Roumie explains his thing for skulls

    If you’ve ever taken a close look at Jonathan Roumie’s hands, you might have noticed that the actor has quite a fondness for skulls. In fact, the star of The Chosen has amassed an impressive collection of skull rings,…

  • When the saints go marching in … at school!

    Forget ghosts and goblins! At the Basilica School of St. Mary in Alexandria, Virginia, the children have been getting into the spirit of All Saints’ Day with a parade that might just be one of the sweetest things you’ll…

  • Pope Leo’s beautiful reflection on the saints

    As All Saints Day falls on Sunday this year, Pope Leo’s reflection prior to the Sunday midday Angelus focused on the theme of the saints: “all the saints: those whom the Church has recognized as such as well as the…

  • Pope Leo XIV will go to Roman cemetery for All Souls Day

    “Tomorrow afternoon, on the Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed, I will celebrate Mass at the Verano Cemetery,” Pope Leo announced after praying the midday Sunday Angelus. He then turned the attention of the…

Editing this page