Cardinal Muller spent hours with Mel Gibson on the film set of ‘The Resurrection of the Christ’
ROME (OSV News) — Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller said he spent an entire day on the film set of Mel Gibson’s “The Resurrection
DHS watchdog finds inhumane conditions at ‘Alligator Alcatraz,’ including use of small enclosures
WASHINGTON (OSV News) — Dozens of immigrants detained at Florida’s now-shuttered “Alligator Alcatraz” were held in 18-square-foot outdoor cages — about the same
In Cuernavaca, North American bishops focus on migration, AI and Church cooperation
(OSV News) — In a spirit of prayer and dialogue, bishops representing the conferences of Mexico, the United States and Canada met
Online antisemitic attacks against Jewish biblical scholar likely coordinated by known actors, say experts
(OSV News) — Many of the online antisemitic attacks against scholar Amy-Jill Levine, the newly appointed president of the Catholic Biblical Association of
Catholic U. theology professor joins Homeland Security as cultural outreach director
(OSV News) — A theology professor at The Catholic University of America has taken a leave of absence for a position at the
2 decades after Regensburg, Church leaders say Pope Benedict’s speech was misinterpreted but prophetic
(OSV News) — Of all the discourses he delivered in his nearly eight-year pontificate — with the exception of his 2013 resignation —
The triumph of the cross: Why the cross is salvific
Written by Father Harrison Ayre (OSV News) — A crucifix adorns every Church building because it is meant to be a sign
National credibly-accused clergy database unveiled as Chicago Archdiocese abuse payouts exceed $400M
CHICAGO (OSV News) — The Archdiocese of Chicago said it has paid out more than $400 million to abuse survivors, with the announcement
Pope Leo visits Vatican Library on his birthday, announces new building in Vatican City
ROME (OSV News) — Pope Leo XIV visited the Vatican Library for the first time as pope on his birthday, Sept. 14, and
As Pope Leo marks birthday, more positive views of US Catholics may be on horizon, says scholar
(OSV News) — As the first U.S.-born pope marked his birthday, a Catholic scholar told OSV News he sees a potential shift toward