Solène Tadié

U.S. historian Raymond Ibrahim argues that Europe’s crisis of Muslim migration has less to do with Islam than with a West that has lost the will — and the faith — to defend itself.

U.S. historian Raymond Ibrahim argues that Europe's crisis of Muslim migration has less to do with Islam than with a West that has lost the will — and the faith — to defend itself.

In the hands of this Maronite scholar, the humble bean became not only a beverage but a witness to divine Providence.

A provincial ecclesial assembly studying France’s surge in adult catechumens has already drawn interest across Europe and the U.S., a hot topic that Leo may address during his September visit.

Bishop Jean-Marc Micas reflects on the spiritual weight of the papal visit to France at a moment marked by the legalization of euthanasia and a revival of Catholic faith among the youth.

The closure occurred in a context of growing political debates around the challenges posed by the expansion of Islam in the country.

While the Pope’s September visit to France turns global attention to Notre Dame Cathedral and Lourdes, a lesser-known basilica — with ties to Sts. Thérèse of Lisieux and John Henry Newman, the Augustinians, and even Mozart — keeps one of France’s most enduring Marian devotions alive.

After launching an ambitious farm project that prioritizes both healthy soil and the health of the soul, these Cistercian nuns are drawing seekers of all kinds to a place of encounter — inspired by nature — between the cloister and the outside world.

The unexpected success of the campaign funding the Pope’s September trip is reaching well beyond the Church’s usual donors — a ‘stirring,’ its organizer says, that says something about France’s current state of mind when it comes to the faith.

The unexpected success of the campaign funding the Pope's September trip is reaching well beyond the Church's usual donors — a ‘stirring,' its