If found guilty of fraud, Faragalla could face between six months and three years in prison. Impersonating a member of the ...

Objections to the idea of a pope voting have ranged from the practical to the conceptual. But do they hold water?

Recently released financial statements from the U.S. bishops’ conference provide a window into an organization in transition — and may offer some answers to ongoing questions from Catholics about how ...

At least 60 people were killed in attacks on Christians in Ethiopia’s Oromia region, the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church ...

Venite ad me, a document on the transmission of the faith “in an epochal change.” The 25,000-word text is the last of a ...

The bishop told The Pillar that he’d become convicted visiting diocesan parishes — where “various prayers were recited ...

A district court gave Bishop Andrzej Jeż a non-custodial sentence for failing to promptly notify law enforcement of ...

Poland’s bishops announced Saturday that they had approved the revised statutes of a long-delayed independent commission investigating abuse in the Church and named a historian to lead it.

New changes are meant to bring ‘clearer rules, more balanced procedures, and more effective safeguards’ for the Vatican.

Pope Leo XIV may be a sports fan, but he doesn’t seem inclined to “spike the football” when it comes to diplomatic accomplishments.

While the election will come under decidedly less urgent stakes than it came last time, it does come as the USCCB faces ...