Pope John Paul II on the beauty of spiritual motherhood
While many women experience the joy of physical motherhood, either through pregnancy or adoption, not all have the opportunity. In fact, many married women struggle with the inability to have … Learn More
6 times that Mary appeared to the faithful
Even though God has already “said everything” through Jesus Christ, as the Church teaches, some Christians throughout the centuries have attested that they have seen or heard Jesus, the angels, … Learn More
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Marriage celebrated as ‘gift to the Church’ at Anniversary Mass
What is the key to a successful, long-lasting marriage? According to Timothy and Mary O’Shea, who are celebrating 60 years of married life, it is patience and prayer. “Pray the … Learn More
Pope John Paul II on the beauty of spiritual motherhood
While many women experience the joy of physical motherhood, either through pregnancy or adoption, not all have the opportunity. In fact, many married women struggle with the inability to have … Learn More
6 times that Mary appeared to the faithful
Even though God has already “said everything” through Jesus Christ, as the Church teaches, some Christians throughout the centuries have attested that they have seen or heard Jesus, the angels, … Learn More
Archdiocesan students encounter Christ through campus ministries
Spring is a time of transition on most college campuses. Students go on break, study for finals, prepare for graduation, and make summer plans. For the colleges and universities served … Learn More
Pope’s letter to cardinals sets stage for June consistory
Pope Leo XIV sent a letter to the College of Cardinals thanking them for their participation in the January consistory and preparing the conversation for their next gathering, June 26-27 — right … Learn More
From the Archives: Cardinal Yu-Pin at Holy Rosary Church, 1972
Cardinal Paul Yu-Pin of Taiwan blesses a repaired cross at Holy Rosary Church in Jersey City after a concelebrated Mass by Chinese clergy there on September 14, 1972. (Photographer: Archdiocese … Learn More
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- New sign on a street corner in Brooklyn, N.Y., honors legacy of Dorothy Dayby Paula Katinas | The Tablet on May 6, 2026 at 7:49 pm
Day's life of faith inspired others, said Father Anthony Andreassi, administrative vicar for the Brooklyn Oratory Parishes in Brooklyn Heights. The post New sign on a street corner in Brooklyn, N.Y., honors legacy of Dorothy Day first appeared on OSV News.
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New research shows the number of "undocumented immigrants" -- if defined as those without long-term authorization to reside in the U.S., including those granted short-term legal status -- reached an estimated 14.6 million in 2024, an "increasingly settled" population that reflects shifts in migration patterns. The post New data analysis provides baseline for weighing options on unauthorized immigration, say experts first appeared on OSV News.
- Pope to lead Corpus Christi procession in Madrid, Vatican says as it releases Spain scheduleby Junno Arocho Esteves on May 6, 2026 at 7:10 pm
Pope Leo XIV's first apostolic visit to Spain will take the pontiff to Madrid, Barcelona and the Canary Islands. The post Pope to lead Corpus Christi procession in Madrid, Vatican says as it releases Spain schedule first appeared on OSV News.
- Americans disapprove of Trump’s comments about Pope Leo XIV, poll showsby Kate Scanlon on May 6, 2026 at 4:55 pm
Pope Leo has a 25-point net favorable margin among Americans overall, with 41% favorable, 16% unfavorable and 43% saying they have no opinion of the pontiff. The post Americans disapprove of Trump’s comments about Pope Leo XIV, poll shows first appeared on OSV News.
- Catholic bishops in Africa urge end to xenophobic attacks in South Africaby Fredrick Nzwili on May 6, 2026 at 3:59 pm
"The credibility of Africa, which aspires to become a key player on the international stage, is at stake," said Cardinal Ambongo. The post Catholic bishops in Africa urge end to xenophobic attacks in South Africa first appeared on OSV News.
























