The latest statistical study of the Catholic Church shows an increase in the number of the faithful and a slight upturn in the number of priests worldwide, though significant contrasts persist between ...

After recovering from lung surgery in record time—demonstrating remarkable fortitude during his stay at Gemelli Hospital—the Pontiff is now resting at the Vatican, awaiting confirmation of his highly ...

From the restless days of her youth in Mexico to evangelizing 300,000 souls online from Switzerland—this is the story of Margarita Martínez, a consecrated laywoman of Regnum Christi who traded the pla ...

Rosa Montenegro incisively examines how past wounds, social automatisms, and pre-established narratives shape an apparent “self,” distorting one’s self-perception. Faced with the risk of living ...

Understood in this way, the preferential option for the poor does not distance the layperson from their profession: it obliges them to take it much more seriously, because their professional ...

An independent evangelization initiative, inspired by the model of the early Christians, which uses private homes as accessible, intimate spaces to bring the faith to those who have drifted away from ...

After being discharged from the hospital and appearing at the Angelus, the Pontiff confirms his anticipated Wednesday appointment in St. Peter’s Square as he continues his convalescence at the Vatican ...

In light of Leo XIV’s recovery and the potential rescheduling of his trip to Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru, the well-being of the individual—and the true meaning of Christian hope—take precedence over ...

The exhibition features El Greco’s painting The Ecstasy of Saint Francis, particularly significant in the year we celebrate the eight-hundredth anniversary of Saint Francis’s death. Not everyone knows ...

How much of what we fear have we learned from others? Some fears arise after a specific experience. But others arrive much earlier. They are presented to us already explained, already categorized, ...

The Gospel proclaimed in today’s liturgy ( Mt 22:15-21) presents us with one of Jesus’ best-known sayings: “Give therefore to the emperor the things that are the emperor’s, and to God the things that ...

That we must carry our burdens alone. And no, we do not need to rush out and ask everyone for help. Sometimes, all it takes is to lift our eyes and meet another person’s gaze—to look at someone and ...