The Latest Breaking News from Catholic Church

Pope Francis’ trip to Canada to apologize for the horrors of church-run Indigenous residential schools marks a radical rethink of the Catholic Church’s missionary legacy in the Americas

For whom did Pope Francis really organize his July 24-29 trip to Canada?

Pope Francis said Germany's progressive "Synodal Path", a movement, which aims to give lay members a say in the running of the Catholic Church, lacks the authority to instruct bishops on doctrine or morality, and warned of the dangers of splitting the Church.

Amid push to fully uncover colonial abuses, Indigenous leaders say Canadian province must acknowledge systemic racism.

An inquiry into a university lecturer found he breached policy in an unprofessional relationship with a student. But the Royal Society Te Apārangi, which granted him funding, was not told

The father of a deceased former choirboy has filed a lawsuit against Cardinal George Pell and the Catholic Church in an Australian court claiming the parent suffered psychological injury over an accusation that the once-senior Vatican official sexually abused the son

The father of a former choirboy, who prosecutors alleged had been abused by George Pell, launches legal action against the cardinal and the Catholic Church.

Only in the past few decades have survivors of the residential school system spoken out publicly about the injustices they endured in these colonial school systems.

Pope Francis says he wouldn't live in the Vatican or return to his native Argentina if and when he ever retires

Meryl Streek releases first single ‘False Apologies’

John Augustus Tolton, who died this week on July 9, 1897, became the first Black priest ordained by the Catholic Church in 1886.