Camillo Barone

Among Catholic voters, Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris has a slight advantage over Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, according to a poll conducted by RealClear Opinion Research and EWTN.

As the Democrats' 2024 platform omits the abolition of the death penalty and Donald Trump vows to expand executions, grassroots activists keep the fight alive through prayer vigils, protests, and legislative efforts.

Through connections with diverse and multi-religious communities and a commitment to social justice, Br. Mickey McGrath's art transcends traditional boundaries, weaving together faith, culture and history.

As thousands of immigrants flood into New York City, Catholic Charities is at the forefront of a humanitarian response. The organization provides essential services, legal aid and emotional support.

For five decades, Fr. Ed Reading has been "healing the healers" as a counselor treating priests and physicians with addictions. As he steps into retirement, Reading reflects on his pioneering work and enduring legacy.

After encountering Silvio Berlusconi and being assaulted by Harvey Weinstein, Ambra Battilana Gutierrez became a key figure in the #MeToo movement. Her Catholic faith sustained her through a journey that led her to advocate for women's rights in the fashion industry.

Participants shared stories of faith, resilience and rejection at the Outreach 2024 LGBTQ Catholic Ministry Conference. The event, with more than 400 attendees, included Mass celebrated by D.C. Cardinal Wilton Gregory.

With Pope Francis and Cardinal Wilton Gregory expressing their support, the Outreach conference promises to foster dialogue, celebrate queer theology, and explore the intersection of faith and LGBTQ identities in the Catholic Church.

The peaceful demonstration, which resulted in 24 arrests, is part of a broader "Summer of Heat" Faith Week campaign aiming to hold financial and petrochemical giants accountable for their role in the climate crisis.

Amid ongoing Vatican condemnations, Catholic families pursue surrogacy with love, respect and resilience. NCR's Camillo Barone explores their faith, challenges and the evolving landscape of family within the church.

Subcommittee members Bishops Joseph Tyson and John Stowe tell NCR about concerns raised by the announcement of layoffs within the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Department of Justice, Peace and Human Development.

In the wake of economic downturns and the COVID-19 pandemic, Xavier Mission's life skills training and eviction prevention initiatives have become a crucial support system for New Yorkers at risk of homelessness.

"One just puts one foot in front of the next, and does the best they can, and try to let love live through you," Jesuit Fr. Greg Boyle of Homeboy Industries tells NCR after receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

In the preface of the Italian edition of Come Forth: The Promise of Jesus's Greatest Miracle, Francis highlights the themes of the book, and offers a glimpse into his own theological and pastoral perspectives.

Chris Lawton was a medical doctor. Dan Macalinao was a biological researcher. The two are now also the newest Paulist priests. They told NCR about their winding spiritual journeys that bent toward a love of pastoral care.

DignityUSA, a national organization advocating for LGBTQ Catholics, has denounced Pope Francis' recent reported use of an Italian slur when discussing the admission of gay men to priestly seminaries as "shocking and hurtful."

The church in Haiti has been living for more than 10 months solely on providence, says Bishop Joseph Décoste of Jérémie. "Life for people in Haiti is really difficult, mainly for children, women and vulnerable people."

Explore the social justice and spiritual journey of Church of St. Francis Xavier, where inclusion, compassion and social outreach thrive, from celebrating LGBTQ lives to serving the homeless.

As protests over the Israeli-Gaza war continue at Columbia University, leaders of the Catholic student group say they will support what helps create "genuine fraternity and mutual respect" among their fellow students.

Retired U.S. Cardinal Raymond Burke decried the "persecution" of the Latin Mass during a men's breakfast event in New York City on April 23. He also offered views on denying Communion to Catholic politicians who support abortion rights.