‘Wandering Souls’ or Demonic Masquerade? Why This Debate Is Still Stirring Exorcists and Theologians
Age-old questions about life, death and the mystery that unites both are considered.
Latest 
Search
A Carpenter’s Dream Wedding: Notre-Dame Hosts a Wedding on an Exceptional Basis
‘It is the happiest day of my life,’ said Martin Lorentz, who worked for three years on the restoration of the cathedral and got married within its walls Oct. 25.
Franciscan Podcaster on Ireland’s Hidden Faith Boom: Beauty and Truth Draw Many to Faith
Father Columba Jordan discusses the sudden rise of Catholicism in Europe, the crisis in male-female relationships, and the opportunities that AI offers Christians around the world.
Louvre Heist Robs France of Empress Eugénie’s Devout Catholic Legacy
Stolen reliquary brooch embodied the continuity between monarchy and empire, between power and faith. Its disappearance marks the vanishing of a tangible link between France’s temporal grandeur and soul as the eldest daughter of the Church.
Armenia at a Crossroads: The Church-State Rift Is Testing the Nation’s Future
ANALYSIS: What is fueling the widening tensions between the government and the Armenian Apostolic Church, and how dangerous could this division prove for the country’s long-term stability and prosperity?
55,000 Miles and Counting: The Extraordinary Life of an American Perpetual Pilgrim
Eighteen years ago, Ann Sieben quit a high-paying job in Colorado to become a concrete witness of faith in a chaotic world. She’s now visiting 305 stops in honor of St. Martin in France.
Armenian Archbishop Decries International ‘Indifference’ to His People’s Plight
Archbishop Vrtanes Abrahamyan of Artsakh said the Christian world is particularly silent towards the world’s oldest Christian nation.
600 Years Since a Divine Call: France Marks St. Michael’s Apparitions to Young St. Joan of Arc
Pilgrims from all over France and beyond gathered in Maid of Orléans’ hometown to celebrate this landmark anniversary, demonstrating the enduring power of her legacy of faith and fellowship.
Joan of Arc’s Ring: A Modern-Day Heist Returned the Saint’s Last Relic to France
To let the relic return to France was, for many in England, unthinkable.
Dubai’s Hidden Faith: How the City’s Catholic Community Thrives
Dubai’s climate of tolerance is real, but measured. Catholics can worship freely on parish grounds, run schools and catechism programs, but public religious visibility remains tightly circumscribed.
