Tag: Catholic Church

Traditional prayers, shared meals, and Marian rites strengthened bonds among Vietnamese Catholics navigating life, studies, and work overseas

Women gain wider leadership roles in Catholic Church as synodal reforms reshape governance, participation, and decision-making across global and local levels

“But in reality, the Church is much bigger, much bigger than Rome and Europe … and may I say much more alive in these countries"

Excommunication is not only a punishment and goes beyond restricting access to holy Communion.

The Exsultet will be meaningful only when we recognize the presence of God in the liberation of marginalized communities

The pope spoke about doubt and the Church to an estimated 20,000 people gathered in St. Peter’s Square April 16

“It is very sad when you find priests who are functionaries, who have forgotten they are pastors of the people"

Now more than ever, the first Latin American pope faces strong opposition from the conservative wing of the Catholic Church

The members of Pope Francis’ Council of Cardinals are tasked with assisting the pope “in the governance of the universal Church”

“It is time for pastors and laypeople to walk together, in every area of the Church’s life, in every part of the world"