A human connection of love and care between a teacher and student is a key part of the educational process, Pope Leo XIV said, and one that is even more important at a time when so many students experience fragility.
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Este episodio de Diálogos de Fe presenta al Dr. Hoffsman Ospino durante su visita a la Conferencia de Liderazgo Parroquial de la Diócesis de Dallas 2025
In this episode of “Dialogues of Faith,” The Texas Catholic reporter Amy White visits with Catholic author and speaker Julianne Stanz during the 2025 Diocese of Dallas Parish Leadership Conference at Bishop Lynch High School.
Young people must take control of technology and “humanize” online spaces to be friendly, creative places — not isolated echo chambers, forms of addiction, or ways to escape, Pope Leo XIV said.
As Hurricane Melissa continued its devastating course through the Caribbean, Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, urged Catholics to pray for and support the people and communities impacted by one of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes on record.
Catholic faithful in Jamaica are responding with “a lot of prayer” as the island nation is battered by what analysts say may be its worst hurricane on record.
Catholic education, which has changed over the centuries, must continue to evolve to help young people face the challenges not only of technology but of confusion about the meaning and purpose of life, Pope Leo XIV said.
St. Rita was named one of the 28 inaugural Lone Star Ribbon Schools, a state program created to recognize academic excellence in Texas. St. Rita is one of only two private schools honored and the only Catholic school on the list.
28 Oct: How are doctors of the Church chosen? Here’s a look at the process before Newman declaration
With Pope Leo XIV set to proclaim St. John Henry Newman as a doctor of the Church Nov. 1, consider what criterion is used to make this decision, whether a layperson could be named a doctor, and what sort of writings Church doctors must have produced to be given this title.
The first lesson every bishop must learn is humility, Pope Leo XIV said.