Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung cancer following a 90-minute surgery on 13 October during which surgeons removed the lower lobe of the pope's right lung.
Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung cancer following a 90-minute surgery on 13 October during which surgeons removed the lower lobe of the pope's right lung.
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RE Search Episode 121: Christmas.

Today we’ve got lots of questions about Christmas - we’ll look at the readings and prayers, and ask about presents and even Santa. With...

RE Search Episode 120: Advent.

Today we’re asking questions about the season of Advent: its colours, symbols, readings and prayers, as well as the things that we should try...

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Pope Leo XIV recalls World Mission Sunday impact

Pope Leo XIV has released a personal video message for the centenary of World Mission Sunday, recalling how the annual celebrations helped shape his missionary vocation.

Lead, kindly light: the new Doctor of the Church who knew the dark

As World Mental Health Day falls just a day after St John Henry Newman's feast, Bishop James Conley of Lincoln speaks about the saint who carried him through his own season of depression

Holy obedience leads to trust and communion

What does it truly mean to obey? Far from blind submission, true holy obedience in the Catholic tradition is rooted in deep trust, love, and living as part of God's family.

Renewed and Sent delivers a summit of new hope for Australian parishes

Divine Renovation founder Fr James Mallon says the fruit of parish renewal is already showing in Australia, and Sydney's parishes are being invited to share in it on the road to Eucharist28.

At Vatican bishops meeting, cardinal shares how phones are changing family life

Cardinal Filipe Neri Ferrão highlighted a family's experiment with phone-free family evenings during a Vatican meeting on marriage and family life 8 October.

Kenyan archdiocese holds memorial Mass for Catholics killed on way to National Prayer Day

Catholics in the Archdiocese of Mombasa held an 8 October memorial service for 17 pilgrims killed in a road accident while travelling to Nakuru in northwestern Kenya for the country's National Prayer Day.

Swiss Guard to mark 500th anniversary of the Sack of Rome

The Pontifical Swiss Guard is preparing a commemorative year to mark the 500th anniversary of the Sack of Rome, in which 147 Swiss Guards lost their lives protecting the pope.

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