A Catholic gym is helping people transform their workouts into opportunities for prayer, discipline, and service. --- As you walk into one new gym in the Archdiocese of Denver, the first thing you’ll notice isn’t the equipment. A large crucifix hangs [...]

At the National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial, there are 184 stainless-steel benches, one for each person who lost their life there.         The post Catholic faith endures at Pentagon 25 years after 9/11 appeared first on The Catholic [...]

Latin Mass faithful at St. Titus Church say they feel ‘homeless’ and now need to drive nearly an hour to attend the traditional liturgy after Bp. Mark Eckmann refused to seek a TLM extension. --- Latin Mass faithful at St. Titus [...]

EWTN News Capitol Hill correspondent Erik Rosales spoke with various Catholic lawmakers about how their faith intersects with their public service. --- For many of the 150 Catholics serving in the 119th Congress, faith plays an important role in their lives [...]

The Catholic Church celebrates the birth of the Blessed Virgin Mary on Sept. 8, nine months after the Dec. 8 celebration of her immaculate conception. --- The Catholic Church celebrates the birth of the Blessed Virgin Mary on its traditional fixed [...]

All of us, whether religious or not, long for transcendence because the human heart was made for it. By transcendence I mean the awareness of something greater than ourselves; something bigger than us. It’s that [...] --- All of us, whether [...]

A Florida-based chapter of Catholic Charities is warning supporters that scammers are impersonating the organization. --- A Florida-based chapter of Catholic Charities is warning supporters that scammers are impersonating the [...]

Catholics nuns are suing Illinois, alleging the state is violating their constitutional rights and deeply held religious convictions by forcing them to promote assisted suicide and barring them from advising patients against it. --- Catholics nuns are suing Illinois, alleging the [...]

Events from this week in Christian history include the Catholic Church condemning Blaise Pascal’s letters, Samuel Marsden getting shipwrecked, and Congress endorsing a Bible. --- Events from this week in Christian history include the Catholic Church condemning Blaise Pascal’s letters, Samuel [...]

The pope told the seminarians that the call of God is gratuitous and not based on any merit of theirs, adding that their presence is a sign of hope for the Church in that God continues to call. --- On Sept. [...]