Over 220 people gathered on the Louisa Courthouse lawn on May 1 to recognize the National Day of Prayer.

For Christians all around the world, it feels like Groundhog Day. We wake up to new scandals every day, the authors contend.

While panic is natural, there is a better way. A note from CT’s editorial director for print in our May/June issue.

Some five hours after the opening Mass, the cardinals were to process into the Sistine Chapel, swear an oath to uphold the ...

Christ calls us to leave the past for dead, to live in the present, to journey towards the “eternal life” he promises. Yet it ...

As 133 cardinals enter the Sistine Chapel to begin voting for a new pope, the church's problems and perplexities remain bigger than the sum of the questions posed in the days since Francis died.