'Ordinary and yet heroic': Archbishop Coakley reflects on Blessed Stanley Rother

The archbishop of Oklahoma City recently sat down with EWTN News at the premiere of a new film about the first American-born martyr, Blessed Stanley Rother.

Catholic fiber artist brings the Lamb of God to life in wool

Artist Holly Guertin, a Catholic convert, creates hyper-realistic sculptural art made of lambs' wool — all with a sacramental worldview.

Armenian Patriarch Minassian: Persecution has strengthened Christian hope and identity

The patriarch said the hope and resilience strengthens him to continue in the footsteps of his forebears and live the faith according to their example.

Debate about sex ed guidelines for schools in German archdiocese continues after Vatican letter

The Vatican has confirmed to parents in the Archdiocese of Hamburg that the Vatican document "Male and Female He Created Them" remains the authoritative guide for sex education.

Bishop Boxie shares faith journey from practicing law to becoming youngest U.S. bishop

Bishop Robert Boxie said he believes his appointment is a way to better minister and evangelize young Catholics and the U.S. Black Catholic community.

In San Marino, Pope Leo XIV tells young people: 'We only find authentic freedom in Jesus Christ'

The Holy Father urged youth to "embrace their mission in the world" and give themselves to God.

Pope Leo XIV visits San Marino, the oldest republic in the world and a 'laboratory' of good policies

The pope undertook the visit to "encourage the Christian testimony" of San Marino's people and contribute to "the construction of the common good."

Meet the Augustinian saints celebrated by the Church in August

Here are 6 Augustinian saints and a blessed who the the Catholic Church celebrates in August.

Life of Brazilian woman who lived over half a century solely on the Eucharist hits the big screen

On Good Friday in 1943, Floripes Dornellas de Jesús, known as "Lola," decided she would eat no more. From that moment on, she received only the Eucharist each day.

Imam's daughter in Guinea-Bissau makes profession as Catholic religious sister

Aicha Settimia Canté, 27, made her temporary profession on Aug. 15, describing the milestone as a response to God's call and a moment of "joy, emotion, and profound gratitude."