Articles by EWTN News

Bishop Óscar Cantú of San Jose, California, explains how the highly secularized society can receive the message and imagery of Our Lady of Guadalupe in a way that is meaningful to them. In a world […]

Throughout her life, St. Katharine Drexel’s chief motivation was to help more people know and love Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. St. Katharine Drexel was born in 1858 to a wealthy family in Philadelphia. Five […]

In an interview with EWTN News, Ambassador Brian Burch pushed back on widespread criticism of U.S. immigration enforcement and rejected the suggestion that the Vatican is anti-American. ROME — United States Ambassador to the Holy […]

The new norms, approved by the Vatican, tie fines to Poland’s minimum wage and can reach up to 20 times the monthly minimum for serious violations of Church law. WARSAW, Poland — The Catholic Church […]

Keeping student “transitions” secret likely violates the First Amendment rights of parents, the high court said. In a landmark decision on March 2, the U.S. Supreme Court held that the state of California cannot keep […]

In Mexico for a meeting with security officials regarding combatting drug trafficking, U.S. drug czar Sara Carter visited the shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Sara Carter, director of the U.S. government’s Office of National […]

The new statues introduce the new role of “supporters” who, while not academics, identify with the academy’s mission and “contribute to the advancement of its academic activities.” Pope Leo XIV promulgated new statutes for the Pontifical Academy […]

Jeff Cavins and Father Mike Schmitz are the first Catholics to receive the Pillar Award for Narrative given by the Museum of the Bible.