On Christmas Day, St. James held its first Vietnamese Mass, which is celebrated by the Rev. Dominic Phan, an assistant priest at St. Cecilia Catholic Church ... do every first Sunday of the ...

While the Mater Admirabilis chapel is little known today, it was a “must see” for 19th-century Catholic pilgrims to Rome, according to du Hays. St. John Bosco offered Mass in the chapel ...

On Sunday, Vance led a U.S. delegation ... walked the same hallways as the leader of the Catholic Church.” At the close of his inauguration Mass, Pope Leo XIV turned his thoughts to war-torn ...

Tens of thousands came to St. Peter’s Square to mark the official start of the pontificate of the first American to lead the Roman Catholic Church ... Mass in St. Peter’s Square on Sunday ...

The Vatican said some 200,000 people attended the Mass at St. Peter ... XIV on Sunday celebrated an outdoor Mass formally inaugurating him as the 267th pope of the Roman Catholic Church, telling ...

Pope Leo XIV on Sunday formally began his ministry as head of the 1.4 billion members of the universal Catholic Church ... Mass. Addressing an estimated 150,000 people crowded into St. Peter ...

Q: I'm curious as to the appropriate practice of saying the St. Michael prayer either before the final blessing or after Mass ...

As we celebrate the appointment of Pope Leo XIV and pray for the success of his pontificate as not only the first American but the first Augustinian to hold that title, the Archive would like to highl ...

Pope Leo XIV vowed Sunday to work for unity in a polarized Catholic Church and world, as history’s first American pope offered a message of healing during an inaugural Mass in St. Peter’s ...

A major construction project on the Mass Pike near Boston could have drivers sitting in traffic for hours this weekend.

Pope Leo XIV formally assumed his role as the first American-born leader of the global Catholic Church with a Mass in St. Peter's Square in Rome drawing tens of thousands of people, including ...

Fundamentalism is a quintessentially American form of religious expression, but one we associate almost exclusively with ...