As artificial intelligence transforms education, Pope Leo XIV’s Magnifica Humanitas challenges educators to focus on something deeper than technological competence. The real task of schools, argues this reflection, is the formation of the human person.

Presidents of Catholic bishops' conferences of the G7 member states called on heads of state and government to root governance in human dignity, as national leaders prepare for the G7 Summit.

Born into a devout Jewish family and educated at MIT and Harvard, Roy Schoeman became an atheist before experiencing two extraordinary encounters that led him to embrace the Catholic faith.

The second day of public sessions at the US bishops' spring plenary culminated with the much anticipated consecration of the United States to the Sacred Heart of Jesus during a late afternoon Mass 11 June at the Basilica of the National Shrine of Mary, Queen of the Universe.

Pope Leo XIV’s upcoming visit to France is taking shape, with French Church leaders releasing new details about the 25-28 September apostolic journey and expressing hopes that it will inspire the same enthusiasm seen during the pope’s recent visit to Spain.

Standing at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, where thousands of migrants arrive each year after dangerous journeys from Africa, Pope Leo XIV recalled the biblical sea monsters Leviathan and Rahab.

Flying from Spain's capital of Madrid to Barcelona 9 June, Pope Leo XIV shifted his focus to the deeper and darker existential questions punctuating human life.