‘Laudato Si” at one year: Catholics inspired to act on climate change

Dioceses across the U.S. plus efforts abroad are making churches more eco-friendly following last year's encyclical on "Care for Our Common Home."

Xavier student aces ACT exam

She is the second student in the last several years to achieve such a feat.

Kino Institute grads sent forth to witness to Christ, serve the Church

Two years of intense studies and hard work paid off for 100 local Catholics.

Ordination prep ramps up for seminarian duo

Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted admitted Nathaniel Glenn and Gabriel Terrill as candidates for priestly ordination during Mass at the Diocesan Pastoral Center, meaning they have four years of academic, spiritual and practical preparation ahead of them.

Too many couples do not understand marriage is for life, pope says

"The crisis of marriage is because people do not know what the sacrament is, the beauty of the sacrament; they do not know that it is indissoluble, that it is for one's entire life," he said. "It's difficult."

The Big Haul for St. Vincent de Paul [VIDEO]

Whether you're adding an item or more to a food donation bin, coordinating your own food drive or donating money to St. Vincent de Paul, there are plenty of ways to #BeASummerActionHero.

We must recognize dignity of all, Orlando bishop says at prayer vigil

"We come not as different religions but one in the Lord," said the Orlando Bishop said at an interfaith prayer vigil. Others in Florida and Texas allowed mourners to pray for Orlando in a special way and recognize the dignity of all people as children of God.

Four ordained to the priesthood

Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted ordained four men — Fr. Sheunesu Bowora, Fr. Dan Connealy, Fr. Ryan Lee and Fr. David Loeffler — to the priesthood June 11.

Priest born deaf urges sacraments for children with disabilities

It is right and just to ensure all children receive religious education and access to the sacraments, said a priest who was born deaf and became blind 16 years ago.

Man who survived Holocaust as child prepares WYD participants for Auschwitz

Leon Celemencki, 76, who is Jewish and survived the Holocaust as a child, tells World Youth Day participants from Quebec, about how he lost his family during World War II.