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Married Catholics should cherish their spouse in a way that prompts onlookers to reflect on Jesus’ love for humanity, Bishop Michael F. Burbidge said during a Mass for Marriage Jubilarians at the Cathedral of St. Thomas More in Arlington Oct. 19.
National
By Tyler Arnold
Cardinal Robert McElroy of the Archdiocese of Washington expressed concerns about increasing political polarization in the United States and urged Americans to remember “that which binds us together as a people.”
Pope Leo XIV
By Carol Glatz
VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo XIV met with a coalition of survivors of abuse and victims' advocates for the first time at the Vatican Oct. 20.
Pope Leo XIV
By Courtney Mares
Pope Leo XIV proclaimed seven new saints Oct. 19 before an estimated 70,000 people in St. Peter’s Square, including the first saints from Venezuela and Papua New Guinea and a former Satanist who underwent a dramatic conversion to become an “apostle of the rosary.”
Columns
By Fr. Steven G. Oetjen
“If faith fails, prayer perishes,” said St. Augustine.
When he read and meditated on today’s Gospel, he saw a deep connection between faith and prayer.
Pope Leo XIV
By Cindy Wooden
VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo XIV traveled 23 miles by car to board the "Bel Espoir" sailboat and speak to the crew about peacemaking.
National
By Kate Quiñones
President Donald Trump is expanding access to in vitro fertilization and other fertility treatments by partnering with pharmaceutical companies and expanding insurance options.
TV
By Francesca Pollio Fenton
5&2 Studios, the production company behind the hit series “The Chosen,” is releasing its new animated series called “The Chosen Adventures” on Prime Video Oct. 17.
National
By Madalaine Elhabbal
The oldest Catholic and Jesuit institution of higher learning in the United States, Georgetown University in Washington, has named Eduardo Peñalver, current president of Seattle University and former dean of Cornell Law School, as its 49th president.
National
By Tyler Arnold
A 2025 survey of more than 1,100 American priests found high rates of self-reported personal flourishing, strong confidence in Pope Leo XIV, and a mixed level of trust in U.S. bishops.
