Pope Francis Calls for Peace During Easter Address

Pope Francis is the incredibly popular figurehead of the Catholic Church, and he is fortunate in that the majority of his opinions and speeches

Pope Francis Supports Vatican Bank

In an announcement last week, the papal office revealed Pope Francis will not close the troubled Vatican Bank. Also known as the Institute for

Philippines’ Reproductive Health Law Confirmed By Supreme Court

On April 8, the Philippines Supreme Court upheld a reproductive health law that has been at the center of a wide debate and major

Sexual Conduct Conviction Reversed for Catholic Priest

There is much controversy circulating around a recent court case concerning a Catholic priest and a series of alleged sexual misconduct occurrences with one

Atlanta Archbishop

Atlanta Archbishop to sell $2.2 million mansion after parishioners cry out

Archbishop Wilton Gregory, the Roman Catholic archbishop of Atlanta, Georgia stated Saturday that he will sell his $2.2 million mansion.  This is in response

Pope Francis And Obama Meet

President Obama Meets Pope Francis for the First Time

President Obama met with Pope Francis at the Vatican last Thursday, March 27th. Obama considers himself a "great admirer" of the religious leader and finally

One Year In: A look at Pope Francis’ First Year of Papacy [Interactive Timeline]

Pope Francis was involved with significant events during his first year of papacy and these events provided a powerful foundation for his future works

Pope Francis’ 2014 Schedule Will Keep Him Busy

As he starts his second papal year, Pope Francis has a full schedule that contains many highlights and important events for the Catholic Church.

Catholic Civil Unions

Could the Catholic Church Support Civil Unions?

In a recent interview with Corriere della Sera, an Italian magazine, Pope Francis has indicated that one day the Catholic Church could support civil unions. The

Pope Francis’ Popularity: Too Much of a Good Thing?

These days, Pope Francis is the iconic Pope of the 21st century, with his revolutionary views and assertions on age-old issues that the Catholic