Jack Figge

A former diocesan employee pled guilty in Missouri last to stealing more than $150,000 from a Catholic scholarship fund by illicitly buying and misusing gift cards.

The U.S. government's attempt to build a section of border wall on a popular New Mexico pilgrimage site is being contested by the local diocese.

Nationally, priestly ordination numbers are up from last year, but still lower than they were a decade ago.

“Providing access to appropriate psychotherapy within the formation process more fully serves the seminarian.”

In some US dioceses, priestly vocations are thriving.

As exorcists attract millions of online viewers, priests and Church leaders weigh the benefits and dangers of speaking publicly about the ministry.

COMMENTARY: Working as a Catholic journalist has taught me that there’s always more to someone than what you read about in an article — and has helped prepare me as I take a step forward in a different direction

With the school year approaching, a challenge looms for Catholic teenagers across America — the dreaded post-conference spiritual crash.

At the heart of the nation’s political life, Catholic students in the College Republicans and College Democrats are proving that faith can foster friendship across party lines.

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