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Bp. Barron's Lent Reflections
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Friends, just before his Passion, Jesus tells the striking story that is our Gospel for today. The fertile vineyard stands for Israel, his chosen people. But it could be broadened out to include the...
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Gn 37:3-4, 12-13a, 17b-28aResponsorial Psalm Ps 105:16-17, 18-19, 20-21Gospel Mt 21:33-43, 45-46
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Church of St. Gregory the Great
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Catholic News Service
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IMAGE: CNS photo/Siphiwe Sibeko, Reuters By VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- As an immediate sign of his concern and an encouragement to other donors, Pope Francis has sent $50,000 each to Mozambique, Zimbabwe...
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IMAGE: CNS photo/Irish Catholic By DUBLIN (CNS) -- An Irish bishop has criticized Catholics who identify as "faith-filled" while spreading fear and mistrust of immigrants, particularly...
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IMAGE: CNS photo/Joshua Roberts, Reuters By Dennis Sadowski WASHINGTON (CNS) -- The White House delivered a record $4.75 trillion "Budget for a Better America" for fiscal year 2020 to...
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News from the Vatican
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Access to clean, fresh water is a fundamental human right that must be defended, especially in poor areas where men, women and children are suffering the deadly effects of climate change, Pope...
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The place Pope Francis chose to sign his letter to young people is an important and popular sanctuary housing the Holy House of Loreto.
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Catholic parents should vaccinate their children for the good of their children and the community, and they can do so with a "clear conscience" that "the use of such vaccines does not...
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Christians have faith in a God who wants to and is able to transform the world, conquering evil with good, Pope Francis said.
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Pope Francis recognized the martyrdom of an Italian missionary killed in Myanmar and seven Romanian Catholic bishops -- one of whom was secretly named a cardinal by St. Paul VI -- persecuted during...
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National Catholic Register
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By Stephanie Mann | On March 22, 1606, St. Nicholas Owen, the Jesuit lay brother and carpenter extraordinaire, died under torture in the Tower of London. Owen, Fathers Henry Garnet and Edward...
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By The Editors | Just weeks after the Vatican’s February summit on clergy sexual abuse, which left U.S. Catholics frustrated by Rome’s measured response to holding bishops accountable for sexual...
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By Michael Warsaw | When Belgian Cardinal Godfried Danneels died March 14 at the age of 85, it began a quintessentially Catholic moment that has its roots in the New Testament. First of all, Cardinal.
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