Charles Collins

In Nigeria, the bishops’ conference says conditions in the African country are giving credence to allegations of “genocide” in some parts of the nation.

This week’s announcement by the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith that we should not use “Co-redemptrix” as a title of the Virgin Mary has had some unexpected results.

Everyone knows that Pope Leo is the first pontiff from the United States. Everyone, that is, but the Vatican – at least when it comes to language.

On Wednesday, Pope Leo XIV said the Catholic Church does not tolerate anti-Semitism and fights against it, “on the basis of the Gospel itself.”

Pope Leo XIV called sadness “one of the malaises of our time” during his General Audience on Oct. 22.

Christians leaders in the Holy Land said they “rejoice” over the enactment of the ceasefire in Gaza, and the successful release of captives held by the Islamist group Hamas and the Israeli state.

Is religion growing in young people in Northern Ireland? A new survey says 18-24-year-olds are more likely to have a “very positive” attitude towards than any other age group, even those over 65 years.

On Sunday, Pope Leo XIV greeted representatives of various Catholic associations engaged in works of solidarity with the people of the Gaza Strip.

Conservative Christian organization faces anthrax scare in Ireland

Families are both “a gift and a task” according to Pope Leo XIV, who was speaking Sep. 19 to participants of a Jubilee Meeting organized by the Latin American and Caribbean Episcopal Council (CELAM) on the future of the family.