When all is said and done, our lives are not all that serene and peaceful. In a manner of speaking, we are always somewhat pathetic

“Although I grew up almost like an orphan, my Catholic faith has helped me lead a decent life and bring up a Catholic family”

In our most recent Laudato si’ story, we explore a business in Mexico run by indigenous women that combines care for Creation, empowerment of women

Andrew Souksavath Nouane Asa, the apostolic vicar of Pakse, ponders on the Church’s missionary heritage and development

Inside his studio in an alley in Mandalay, the second largest city in Myanmar, sculptor Michael Salai Soe Aung is busy making Christian statues for a living

The Muslim-majority nation has a long history of food-related controversies triggered by overzealous folks based on misinformation

A win for them may also end up strengthening the resolve of religious leaders to make it the official law

Words give us meaning. We can’t make or remake reality, but the words we choose to name our reality can lift us out of the humdrum of everyday experience

The first thing Mary Tran Thi Tam does after waking at 4 a.m. is to pray at the altar in her terraced house

Hanoi archdiocese set to start canonization bid for Bishop François Pallu, an architect of the Far-Eastern Church

Vatican Media presents a story by Dale Recinella, a former Wall Street finance lawyer who, along with his wife Susan, acts as a chaplain for prisoners in Florida

I am Canon Justin Ong with the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest (ICKSP). I was born and raised in Kuching until I left for the United States at the age of 19 to pursue a