Louis Prevost, the elder brother of Pope Leo XIV, has said that he and the new pontiff hold “different views on migration” and politics, describing himself as a Trump supporter but insisting that their family bond remains strong despite ideological divides.

Fifteen years after it first aired, Downton Abbey takes its final bow in a 1930s-set farewell written by Julian Fellowes. Julia Hamilton refuses to be taken in by the sentimental carry-on that marks the end of this beloved upstairs-downstairs franchise.

Pope Leo XIV has confirmed that a Vatican tribunal has opened proceedings against former Jesuit priest and artist Marko Rupnik, urging patience as the Church balances justice for victims with due process amid the controversy over his widely displayed mosaics.

Donald Trump’s call for US military action to defend Nigerian Christians has sparked strong reactions from believers in Nigeria’s most violent regions, who say they face daily attacks from Islamist groups and have long accused their government of failing to protect them.

The title “Co-Redemptrix” has charted a complex course through centuries of theology, devotion and debate, a story that reveals how the Church has balanced Marian piety with the uniqueness of Christ’s redemption.

The Dominican prelate, who served the Church through decades of persecution and later became one of the Czech Republic’s most outspoken conservative voices, has died in Prague after several days in hospital.

The Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith’s new note, Mater Populi Fidelis, reaffirms Mary’s unique but subordinate role in salvation, confirming earlier reports circulated through Italian Catholic media.

The Reform UK MP says his faith was shaped by his wife’s influence and the writings of C.S. Lewis, while praising JD Vance and Donald Trump for their determination to restore Western culture.

A leaked letter shows Bishop John Dolan of Phoenix endorsing Proposition 409, a $900 million plan to expand Valleywise Health’s mental-health facilities, prompting backlash from Catholic and pro-family groups over the system’s ties to “gender-affirming” care.

A document circulating online, reportedly a draft of Mater Populi Fidelis, appears to show the Vatican preparing to rule out the use of “Co-Redemptrix” as a Marian title — though the authenticity of the text has not yet been confirmed.

Cardinal Isao Kikuchi has warned that Japan’s decision to make emergency contraception available over the counter risks undermining moral education and the sanctity of life, urging that freedom of access must not come at the expense of conscience.

Matt Fradd’s decision to take Pints with Aquinas to Ben Shapiro’s Daily Wire has thrilled some and unsettled others. Supporters see a chance to reach millions more; critics fear the show’s Catholic heart could be diluted by a network known for its staunchly pro-Israel stance.

The US President said he may send troops to Nigeria to defend Christians from Islamist attacks, prompting alarm in Abuja and debate over the nature of the country’s ongoing violence.

The US Vice President said he hopes his wife will one day convert to Christianity but insisted that their interfaith marriage poses no conflict with his Catholic beliefs.

When Pope Leo XIV named St John Henry Newman a Doctor of the Church, it crowned a legacy that stretches from Victorian Oxford to Nazi Germany, and from the White Rose martyrs to Benedict XVI, through one idea: conscience.

The Diocese of Paterson has withdrawn its lawsuit against U.S. immigration agencies after reaching an agreement expected to impact visa policy for foreign-born priests nationwide, amid mounting concern over clergy shortages and delays in religious-worker visas.

Nearly all victims of clergy sexual abuse have backed the Archdiocese of New Orleans’ $230 million compensation plan, marking one of the most decisive votes in any US Church bankruptcy case.

Bishop Mark Davies reflects on the declaration of St John Henry Newman as a Doctor of the Church, calling on Catholics to seek truth amid the noise of modern life and to find wisdom and peace through the Eucharist.

In a forthright interview with EWTN, Cardinal Gerhard Müller accused some bishops of marginalising Catholics attached to the Latin Mass and warned that relativism within the Vatican is driving a deeper divide in the Church.

Ronald Hutton reflects on the changing nature of Halloween, an old folk festival which draws on Celtic and Christian traditions.