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April 17

Pope Francis visits Rome prison during Holy Week

Pope Francis kept annual Holy Week appointment visiting dozens of inmates in a Rome prison on Thursday. The 88-year-old is still recovering from pneumonia.

April 13

Praying for strength: Karoline Leavitt offers up a prayer before briefing

'The Big Weekend Show' co-hosts discuss President Donald Trump's and former President Joe Biden's starkly different approaches to honoring Holy Week. 

April 13

Pope Francis makes appearance after Palm Sunday mass at the Vatican

Pope Francis is still recovering from double pneumonia, but the 88-year-old still met with faithful after the Palm Sunday mass at the Vatican on April 13, 2025.

April 7

Kansas Catholic priest was shot 'intentionally and with premeditation,' prosecutor alleges

The murder of Kansas Catholic priest Arul Carasala at his church’s rectory was carried out "intentionally and with premeditation," a prosecutor said.

April 6

Pope appears in St. Peter's Square for first time in weeks

Pope Francis greeted crowds in St. Peter's Square on Sunday, his first public appearance since being discharged from the hospital.

April 6

Bishop Barron criticizes ‘tired arguments’ used against Christianity every Easter, offers new sign of hope

Bishop Robert Barron criticized multiple arguments against Christianity included in a recent piece by The New Yorker, slamming the media habit of criticizing faith around Easter.

April 5

Kansas Catholic priest dies after being shot at his church's rectory, leaving parish in 'state of shock'

A Catholic priest died in Kansas after being shot at his church’s rectory in an incident a fellow pastor said has left his parish in a "state of shock."

April 4

Kansas Catholic priest dies after being shot at his church's rectory

Father Brian Schieber, a Vicar General at the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas, reacts to the killing of Father Arul Carasala.

March 31

Supreme Court appears likely to side with Catholic Church and Trump in key religious exemption case

The Supreme Court appeared likely to side with a Wisconsin-based Catholic Charities group in its fight over a state ruling it says “undermines" its mission of caring for the sick and poor.

March 31

Charity is key to our Catholic faith. We pray Supreme Court agrees

Catholic Charities offers aid to elderly, poor and disabled neighbors, but Wisconsin Supreme Court says that's not part of the faith. The pope disagrees, will the Supreme Court?