“We must not tolerate the shameful exploitation of so many of our sisters and brothers,” Pope Francis told a delegation from Talitha Kum, a Catholic network of religious sisters who … Continued
People with mental health problems have much to teach, especially in humanity, a much-needed virtue in our individualistic world, say members of a religious congregation dedicated to caring for people … Continued
The education of priests and lay people, accompaniment in parishes for individuals with mental health challenges, and advocacy for institutional and societal support for those needing professional psychological or psychiatric … Continued
Pope Francis reiterated his vision of an open Church and the principle of inclusiveness, which are central to his pontificate, during an interview with Norah O’Donnell, Director of CBS Evening … Continued
Experts and leaders from around the world are meeting at the Vatican for a Summit looking at the climate crisis affecting the planet with a special focus on how to … Continued
Archbishop J. Michael Miller, CSB, has issued a special plenary indulgence to mark the 250th anniversary of the birth of St. Magdalene of Canossa, founder of the Canossian Daughters and … Continued
By Sr. Francine-Marie Cooper, ISSM Following Pope Francis’ meeting with parish priests in Rome last week, the Holy See Press Office has released a ‘mandate’ signed by the Holy Father. … Continued
In the framework of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, the French Embassy to the Holy See and the Vatican Dicastery for Culture are organizing on May 16-18 an international … Continued
By David Neuhaus SJ A few years ago, I taught a course on the Israel-Palestine conflict at a Catholic university in the United States. In an informal conversation with some … Continued
In the deafening silence of diplomacy, in a landscape marked by the increasingly evident absence of political initiative and leadership capable of betting on peace, while the world has begun … Continued