Carol Glatz, Catholic News Service

Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY -- God's love is never lacking, despite people's sins and rejection of his presence in their lives, Pope Francis said...

Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY -- St. John Paul II once called Lent a period of "spiritual training" for sharpening people's ability to recognize "the...

Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY  -- A Vatican court found two former top managers of the Vatican bank liable for mismanagement and ordered an injunction...

 Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY  -- Though not as fast as a speeding bullet, "Superpope" will fly across the world, gathering autographs of sports stars...

Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY -- Usury is a grave sin that must be fought by building more just and humane economic and financial systems...

Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY -- Every religious leader must unmask and condemn any attempt to use God's name to perpetuate evil and to justify...

Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY -- For the first time, the International Olympic Committee has invited a Vatican delegation not only to take part in...

Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY -- In his last will and testament, a cardinal exiled to Rome, who survived the Nazis' Dachau prison camp and...

Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY -- Because everyone has a right to life, liberty and personal security, nations must find nonviolent solutions to conflict and...

Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY -- A bishop, seven Trappist monks and 11 other religious men and women killed by extremists in Algeria in the...