Karen Popp

The Vatican’s deal with China, which gives its government a role in the selection of bishops via a state-run organization, has emboldened the Chinese Communist Party in its attempts to

A legal controversy is brewing in the state of Florida, and it seems to pit the religious liberty rights of Catholic parents against those of the Catholic Church.

As Todd Blanche was confirmed and sworn in as attorney general, a group of pro-life organizations urged him to follow through on his previous comments that the Trump administration would

When we promote egg freezing as an answer to career ambition or poor body literacy, we trade a long-term loss for a short-term gain. That trade is rarely presented to

Warning against increased violence in the West Bank, Pope Leo XIV urged world leaders to decisively pursue an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel.

Cardinal Woelki commented on the traditional Mass and the German Synodal Way in a new interview, as questions around both remain key for the Church.

Artificial intelligence threatens both the technical integrity and the deeper human value of mathematics.

Pope Leo XIV has appointed three U.S.-based individuals, all with ties to the University of Notre Dame, to the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development.

The Polish case illustrates a broader institutional phenomenon: administrative secularization—reducing religion’s place in public life through technical rules rather than an explicit democratic decision to exclude it.

A significant minority in the Democrat party has been swept up in a movement that is embracing aspects of socialism and rejecting key facets of our constitutional system. This is