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Celebrating the quintessential American holiday in the Eternal City isn’t easy, but the community of U.S. Catholic expats found creative ways to bring a taste...

On the morning of Sept. 17, I stood outside the temporary monastery of the Benedictine Sisters at Kylemore Abbey in Ireland. I felt a peace like I felt nowhere else. The previous days, in Rome, had been intense.

The Benedictine Sisters of Cullman at Sacred Heart Monastery are hosting the Council of Delegates of the Communio Internationalis Benedictinarum this week.

Dec. 18, 2020 Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY -- In a world that seems less tolerant of religion, theology students have a mission to be witnesses of God's love and goodness, Pope Francis said. "It will be your task to enter into dialogue with a world where there seems to be less and less room for religion," the pope told a group of Catholic and Protestant theology students from Germany, during an audience Dec. 18 at the Vatican. It is "a task that we share with all believers of different religions, knowing that making God present is good for our societies," he said.