Commentary & Columns Conflict in the Middle EastNewsVaticanWorld News Pope Leo: Let us raise our voices for peace OSV News Jan 28, 2026 1 min read “I’ll only say that we must pray very much for peace.” Those were the words of Pope Leo XIV given in a brief statement to Italian television as he left Villa Barberini, his residence in Castel Gandolfo, where, as usual, he had spent his Tuesday both resting and working. Read More NewsReligious FreedomVaticanWorld News Pope appeals for end to antisemitism, prejudice, genocide Carol Glatz Jan 28, 2026 2 min read Pope Leo XIV called for an end to all antisemitism, prejudice, oppression and persecution worldwide. Read More NewsWorld News Doomsday Clock now at 85 seconds to midnight; ‘failure of leadership’ faulted Gina Christian Jan 28, 2026 5 min read The Doomsday Clock — a model indicating how close humanity is to self-destruction through its own technologies — has edged to 85 seconds to midnight, its sponsoring organization announced Jan. 27. Read More Immigration and MigrationNewsRespect LifeWorld News Hispanic Pro-Life Conference: ‘We must unite our voices’ against abortion Marietha Góngora V. Jan 28, 2026 6 min read Following the National March for Life, the pro-life organization Alianza por la Vida (Alliance for Life) held its annual daylong conference to discuss ways Latino Catholics can continue to build a culture of life. This year, the conference shared the central theme of the national march: “Life is a Gift.” Read More CommentaryQuestion Corner Question Corner: Do Catholics have a theological problem with a woman being the Archbishop of Canterbury? Jenna Marie Cooper Jan 28, 2026 4 min read Insofar as some Anglicans might indeed see themselves as “ministers” rather than sacramental “priests,” in a certain sense we might even “agree” with them about a female archbishop of Canterbury, since the Catholic Church has always acknowledged that women are capable of non-sacramental teaching and leadership. Read More Previous 1 … 256 257 258 … 3140 Next