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U.S., Hungarian thought leaders share ethical concerns over mass migration

A Hungarian think tank’s new paper “Migration and Ethics: The Axioms of a Christian Migration Policy” prompts a meeting of the minds. [...]

Leo XIV offers guidance to priests of the Archdiocese of Madrid

Pope Leo XIV addressed a letter to the priests of the Archdiocese of Madrid meeting together and while directed to them, the Holy Father’s guidance can be applied to priests anywhere in the world. [...]

Pope recognizes unsung heroes who keep Vatican City running

A week after receiving the staff of the Pontifical Household ahead of their upcoming move to the Apostolic Palace, Pope Leo XIV granted another Sunday audience on February 8, 2026, this time to technical staff of Vatican City. As was the case last week, he received them at the Apostolic Palace before the Angelus prayer. Read More…

Pope recognizes unsung heroes who keep Vatican City running

Pope Leo XIV urges ‘Samaritan’ care for the sick

In a message that blends pastoral concern with social urgency, Pope Leo XIV has called Catholics to rediscover compassion as a concrete, shared responsibility, ahead of the 34th World Day of the Sick, celebrated on February 11, 2026, feast of Our Lady of Lourdes. Particular celebrations are occurring in the Pope’s former diocese in Peru, Read More…

Pope Leo XIV urges ‘Samaritan’ care for the sick

What exactly is going on in the Book of Revelation?

If there’s one book of the Bible that people struggle to understand, it’s the Book of Revelation. The Book of Revelation is notoriously challenging — thanks to its heavy use of apocalyptic, symbolic language, and non-linear, dramatic imagery.  Written to encourage persecuted Christians, the book promises that Christ will ultimately triumph over evil. But it’s Read More…

What exactly is going on in the Book of Revelation?

Mediterranean shipwreck kills two babies, dozens more

The deaths of two babies are among the latest grim reminders of the human cost of irregular migration across the Mediterranean, after a rubber boat carrying 55 people capsized off the coast of Libya. At least 53 migrants drowned. Only two survivors — both Nigerian women — were rescued. According to reporting by Vatican News Read More…

Mediterranean shipwreck kills two babies, dozens more

Jimmy Lai’s family responds to 20-year prison sentence

Jimmy Lai’s children have spoken out following his 20-year prison sentence, detailing international support as they work for a release. [...]

Fulton Sheen and 3 amazing stories of Our Lady of Lourdes

Fulton Sheen visited Lourdes more than 30 times. He had a tender and deep love for Our Lady and a particular devotion to her at Lourdes. The Vatican has just approved Venerable Sheen’s beatification. And the feast of Our Lady of Lourdes is February 11. His first visit happened when he was a priest-student at Read More…

Fulton Sheen and 3 amazing stories of Our Lady of Lourdes

An Olympic gold moment that all moms can relate to!

At the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, Italy had many reasons to cheer. But among them was a scene that resonated far beyond the ice rink — and far beyond sport itself. After Francesca Lollobrigida broke the Olympic record and won gold in the women’s 3,000 metres, she sat for a post-race interview with a Read More…

An Olympic gold moment that all moms can relate to!