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"The grandeur of Christ's kingdom is not power as defined by this world, but the love of God, a love capable of encountering and healing all things."

We need to become ever more fully a community of missionary disciples, filled with love of the Lord Jesus and enthusiasm for the spread of the Gospel.

"The need to advise, admonish and teach should not make us feel superior to others, but first of all oblige us to return to ourselves to see if we are consistent with what we ask of others."

Director of a semi-official Vatican news site says interview in which the Pope is supposed to have said "communists think like Christians" was not recorded.

A newly published interview with Pope Francis by Fr. Antonio Spadaro, SJ has caused much anguish and bewilderment among a group of Catholics who prefer to attend the Tridentine Latin Mass.

The senior Church leaders have referenced the controversial aspects of the Holy Father's apostolic exhortation, relating to reception of Communion.

The main focus of Archbishop Kurtz's remarks was not the political elections, but the tasks facing the US bishops today.

"I don't think anybody can be chaste alone, so you need to pick a spouse who helps you to be that way."

This election was but a small part of a vast battle, so don't give up the fight to bring the light of the gospel to a darkened age.

"Now is the time to build unity and heal communities, through our love for our neighbor and our care for those in need."

Trump's successful appeal to evangelical and many Catholic voters was a crucial factor in his presidential victory.

"The use of drugs inflicts very grave damage on human health and life. Their use, except on strictly therapeutic grounds, is a grave offense."

"Sweet aromas" and "electromagnetic disturbances" surprised the observers of this historic event.

A judge in Pamplona has ruled that a man broke no law when he stole hundreds of consecrated Hosts for his perverse "art." Appeals are underway.

"My memory, and all it contains, binds me to the love of Christ in the most intimate way," says author and abuse survivor Dawn Eden.

The Church should welcome those who are working toward avoiding sin, but that is different than tacitly condoning, with silence, the sins that cause measurable harm to faithful spouses, children, and the whole community.

As we approach the end of this liturgical year, the Church reminds us to contemplate life after death.

A new theory is challenging the way psychologists understand mourning.

First in a series on spiritual warfare: The satanic attack that exploits our fear, lust, wounds and lukewarmness.

Although the term "post-truth" first came into use back in 1992, Oxford Dictionaries calculated a 2000% uptick in the number of usages of "post-truth" in 2016.