The American pope is pointing others to Christ by first attracting them through his relatability — including his love of baseball.

The Archdiocese of Chicago celebrated the historic election of Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV on June 14 at Rate Field, home of the White Sox.

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“The Face of Jesus” examines two acheiropoietic images of Christ — the Shroud of Turin ... Francesca is a staff reporter for Catholic News Agency. She received her degree in Communications ...

and fidelity to Jesus Christ and his Church. A recent Eucharistic procession in Derry, Ireland, highlighted an inspiring revival of Catholic faith in a city synonymous with some dark days in ...

Family and friends gathered at Rockne Hall to see their seniors graduate from Allentown Central Catholic High School. Freelancer Glenn Koehler was there to capture a few of the students on their ...

Over 45,000 people, including visitors from the Americas, lined the streets and walked in procession Thursday for the Holy Blood Procession in Bruges, Belgium, which has taken place annually on ...

The Ascension of Jesus Christ started off His everlasting reign, becoming present in human life in ways that are “profound”, Bishop Michael Miabesue Bibi of Cameroon’s Catholic Diocese of Buea has ...

Too often in recent weeks, I have read or heard newspersons describe the pope as “the head of the Catholic Church.” Every time, I would mutter to myself, “The pope is not the head of the Church. The ...

(CNS photo/Lola Gomez) VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Being religious does not automatically mean someone is compassionate, and yet for a Christian compassion is a clear sign of following Christ, Pope Leo XIV ...

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