Karen Popp

The election of the first American pope last year is a remarkable moment in the history of both the Catholic Church and the United States. But it symbolised something far

With artificial intelligence now progressively integrated into the very fabric of our daily existence, what actually constitutes human flourishing risks becoming even more obscure. That is especially true when it

Why did the first Trump administration produce an unprecedented number of pro-life policies, while the second has sought to sideline the pro-life agenda?

What follows is a lightly edited version of written testimony prepared for the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission hearing on “Artificial Intelligence in the Military Domain: Implications for Human Rights.”

Facing the hour of darkness, how can we recover faith in the future?

The U.S. cardinal also discusses restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass one year after it was revealed that a Vatican survey of bishops contradicted the stated rationale for Traditionis Custodes.

If Leo makes a change at the top of his largest department, it creates a series of complicated choices downstream.

Albanian Cardinal Ernest Simoni, who spent 18 years in jail for the faith, shares with the Register his advice for those facing persecution and grave suffering today and offers encouragement

Without continuity of cultural and communal life, the life of faith will become a relic of the past.

The scandal-plagued priest Father Marko Rupnik, accused of serial abuse of multiple forms, is reportedly set to be acquitted at the close of a Vatican investigation which was instigated over