Two previously unknown sermons by St. Augustine have been identified in a 12th-century manuscript preserved in Poland.         The post Hidden for centuries: Newly found sermons from St. Augustine appeared first on The Catholic Thing. --- Two previously unknown [...]

Bp. Micas said that art by former Jesuit Fr. Rupnik at the Lourdes shrine will stay covered for Pope Leo's visit out of respect for his alleged victims and survivors of clerical abuse. --- Bp. Micas said that art by former [...]

Police are investigating the latest attack on St. Rita Roman Catholic Church in Queens, where a man reportedly used a hammer to destroy a statue of the Blessed Mother. --- Police are investigating the latest attack on St. Rita Roman Catholic [...]

Recent reports confirm that Pope Leo XIV personally approved restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass and that Cardinal Arthur Roche has signaled there is no expectation of a return to Pope Benedict XVI’s permissive approach. Frank Wright argues this [...]

The pope urged Catholics to rediscover prayer "in its true form" and embrace the Liturgy of the Hours as a daily school of Christian prayer. --- Pope Leo XIV lamented Wednesday that prayer is no longer being passed on in many [...]

Catholic environmental advocates urged the faithful to weigh technology through the lens of stewardship, human dignity, and the common good while caring for God’s creation. --- As artificial intelligence drives a rapid expansion of energy-hungry data centers across the United States, [...]

Pope Leo visited a mosque and called it a “holy place of God.” Can you imagine Pope Benedict saying that? Pope Pius XI? The question writes itself: Has the papacy finally gone too far? John-Henry Westen examines a growing [...]

Saint John Vianney is known today as a great saint and a patron for parish priests and confessors. But he also suffered through many trials during his life, which can be overlooked if we focus [...] --- Saint John Vianney is [...]

Although Catholicism was a small minority in colonial America, more than 20,000 Catholics called it home. Two-thirds lived in Maryland, with most of the rest in Pennsylvania and port cities. The post 250 years after independence, the little-known story of [...]