In a short weekend Morning Keys roundup, Pope Leo XIV urged the Pontifical Teutonic College to preserve unity with the Successor of Peter as an essential mark of Christian witness, and told the ...

A quick note on a schedule change. Morning Keys will now run Monday through Friday. On Mondays it will be a fuller roundup of the weekend, and if something major breaks on a Saturday or Sunday, we ...

On September 16, the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith (DDF) released a new note about interreligious dialogue titled A Journey of Hope: Sixty Years of Interreligious Dialogue and Fraternity in ...

Here are the key Catholic stories of the past few days, led by Pope Leo XIV’s visit to France, along with other news and commentary. On Sunday morning in Lourdes he told some 150,000 pilgrims the ...

Leo XIV’s August 22 address at the Rimini Meeting should be read as a word addressed to each of us. It would be all too easy to imagine that the pope is speaking to politicians, to the powerful, to ...

Through the Scriptures, Tradition, liturgies, and devotions, people can encounter the living Christ and experience his love, healing, and freedom. But what happens when the women and men in the Church ...

[Editor’s Note: Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, Prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, addressed the new bishops taking part in the annual Formation Course for new Bishops ...

Here are the key Catholic stories since Monday morning, led by the close of Pope Leo XIV’s visit to France. In Metz he celebrated Mass on peace and the harmony of differences, then left after a ...

There is a growing sense across the world that something has shifted in the way politics is understood and practiced. Across countries and the political spectrum, many people are experiencing a shared ...

Few men have been more misrepresented than Pope Pius XII (Eugenio Pacelli), the pope who led the Catholic Church from 1939-1958. Pius XII was a man of extraordinary faith, virtue, courage and charity, ...

Among the arguments advanced by the Society of St. Pius X and, in a more radical key, by Sedevacantists, few are repeated as often as this one: the vernacular Mass of Paul VI represents a rupture with ...