recipes NewsSaintsWorld News St. Athanasius, staunch defender of truth at Nicaea and beyond Michael R. Heinlein Jun 6, 2025 4 min read St. Athanasius (296-373) was perhaps the staunchest defender of the truth about Jesus Christ in this age: that he was truly the Son of God, being fully God and fully man. Arius’ heresy had attracted many followers, many of whom were bishops. FeatureLocal NewsNewsSchools Words spell success for archdiocesan students Catholic Review Staff Jun 6, 2025 2 min read After a grueling one and a half hours and 200 words, the 2025 archdiocesan schools spelling bee ended with an unusual twist: the contest ran out of prepared words. Disabilities MinistryFeatureNewsWorld News Many Catholics in autism community see RFK Jr. remarks ‘disrespectful,’ ignorant Kimberly Heatherington Jun 6, 2025 8 min read For many of those who know and love someone who is neurodiverse — living with autism — the words of U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. earlier this spring stung like a slap in the face. NewsVaticanVocationsWorld News With an Augustinian in chair of St. Peter, order sees growing interest in vocations Simone Orendain Jun 6, 2025 8 min read The Augustinian order has been in the spotlight since May 8, the day one of its own was elected pope. Interest in Pope Leo XIV, the first pope from the United States, has been steady, and so have the inquiries into joining the U.S. provinces of the men’s Order of St. Augustine. FeatureNewsVaticanWorld News As first U.S.-born pontiff, Pope Leo may be ‘more attuned’ to polarization issue, analysts say Kate Scanlon Jun 6, 2025 5 min read Pope Leo XIV, as the first U.S.-born pope, may bring unique insight to the problem of polarization in the U.S. and in the U.S. church, analysts told OSV News. Previous 1 … 631 632 633 … 3140 Next