Packed Pews: Youth Flock to Ash Wednesday Masses in France
Fueled by youth searching for meaning in an uncertain world, Catholic influencers on social media have also emerged as significant factors driving this renewed interest.
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Demographic Crisis Poses a Greater Threat to the West Than Ever Before, Scholar Warns
For Mads Larsen, 20th-century feminism has created an unprecedented fertility crisis — ‘worse than World War II; worse than the Black Death.’
‘Fraternity and Friendly Rivalry’ at the 17th-Annual European Futsal Championship of Catholic Priests
This annual gathering of 200 clerics from across Europe speaks to how ‘football, like the gospel, is for everyone…’
Historic Chapel of Sorbonne University to Reopen to Public After 25 Years
The 17th-century Sainte-Ursule Chapel at the famous Sorbonne University is a silent, timeless witness to Paris’ Christian identity.
‘Everything Beautiful Comes From and Speaks of God,’ Says French Artist
Augustin Frison-Roche, who has made a name for himself with his work on iconic religious sites like Chartres cathedral in recent years, is currently at the center of a new exhibition in Paris.
‘We Are Here to Start a Dialogue,’ Says Priest in Charge of the Baptism Church in Jordan
Father Sergio Pérez, superior of the Community of the Institute of the Incarnate Word established on the site of the baptism of Jesus, discusses his new mission to serve pilgrims and spread Catholic teachings in a delicate geopolitical context.
New Church in Jordan Reflects National Desire for Closer Ties With Christendom
Several thousand people, including the Vatican’s secretary of state and the patriarch of Jerusalem, attended the consecration ceremony of the Catholic building, one of the largest in the Middle East.
‘Christian Audacity’: Sainte-Marie de la Garde Abbey in France Aims to Signal the Return of Benedictine Builders
To pursue their ambitious project to build a ‘21st-century abbey’ using the ancestral skills of stonecutters, the Benedictine community has yet to raise $6 million by 2027.
‘Why Feminists Should Celebrate the Middle Ages (and the Catholic Church)’
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Angel Expert: Apparitions Reveal ‘Strong Link’ Between St. Michael and Divine Mercy
Mont Saint Michel rector Father Pierre Doat, who has just published a novel about the role and figure of angels, believes that the Church must take advantage of the failure of materialism to re-evangelize the world through these long-forgotten teachings.
