Solène Tadié

Tristan Azbej, Hungary’s state secretary for aid to persecuted Christians, hopes Hungary’s six-month rotating presidency of the EU Council will raise awareness regarding this major issue.

Famous for the beauty of their Gregorian chants, the Benedictine nuns of the Abbey Notre-Dame de Fidélité of Jouques in the Provence region have been developing wines of excellence since 1967.

Father Sébastien Roussel rescued the Blessed Sacrament and some twenty other religious artifacts, including the reliquary bust of Saint Corneille.

Archbishop Laurent Ulrich of Paris is accused of refusing to allow the return of a large chandelier designed by the famous architect Viollet-Le-Duc to the famous cathedral, which is due to reopen Dec. 8.

INTERVIEW: Wendie Renard, captain of France’s women’s national team, is known for openly discussing her Catholic faith.

Tony Abbott, PM from 2013 to 2015, shares his views on the political stakes facing the Western world and his longtime friendship with the late Cardinal George Pell.

The Catholic intellectual says the growing taboo in the West against challenging ‘abortion rights’ is due to a failure to emphasize the ethical foundation of the debate.

The renowned American journalist and writer has published a new book calling for the reenchantment of the Christian faith through the exaltation of the beauty and mystery at its core, as in the early Church.

The celebrations surrounding the millennium jubilee year of this Gothic architectural gem, which houses a relic of the Virgin Mary’s veil, will run until summer 2025.

In a video posted on social media, Marguerite Stern said she believes that by attacking the Catholic religion, she has damaged a part of herself.