Panelists: Transhumanism seeks to one day replace humans
OSV News
May 30, 2025
It’s a term with a lot of contemporary currency: transhumanism.
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Memorial Day strikes a chord for organist at Arlington National Cemetery
OSV News
May 26, 2025
She’s played the organ for U.S. presidents, Supreme Court justices and military veterans being interred at Arlington National Cemetery.
When Your Prayers Feel Empty
Laura Stanko Britto
May 25, 2025
During our prayers, many of us struggle with feeling disconnected from God. This author offers some helpful steps to enter God’s presence.
Ilia Delio, OSF: Contemplating the Nature of the Universe
Stephen Copeland
May 25, 2025
Arguably no Franciscan theologian has bridged science and religion quite like Sister Ilia Delio, OSF.
As ‘Laudato Si” turns 10, experts urge greater response to pope’s urgent message on climate
OSV News
May 22, 2025
With the 10th anniversary of the late pope’s “Laudato Si'” approaching May 24, experts wonder: Have we been listening?
Jerusalem patriarch, back in Holy Land, reflects on conclave, Gaza situation
OSV News
May 15, 2025
The importance of continuity and diversity as well as the issues of war and peace were a main topic of conversation for the 133 cardinals as they gathered to vote in the conclave May 7-8, said Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Latin patriarch of Jerusalem.
Quietly, without flashiness, Pope Leo strives toward unity
OSV News
May 14, 2025
Following the April 21 death of Pope Francis, a great curiosity hovered across the world as the College of Cardinals entered into mourning and prepared to elect a new pope.
Chicago abuzz with ‘unbelievable’ joy the first American Pope is a hometown son
OSV News
May 10, 2025
Catholics and non-Catholics alike were abuzz with excitement in Chicago May 8, after one of the city’s native sons became pope. Taking the name Leo XIV, the new pontiff has made many firsts.
Easter and the Unexpected: St. Francis and Pope Francis
Rebecca Freeman
April 30, 2025
Easter is certainly a time of the unexpected, the wonder of what was, is, and will be forever. I recently recalled a story from my maternal aunt. She had a home with a beautiful agrarian space, complete with a natural creek running through the property. When my aunt’s son was quite young, upon one such expedition, he found a new visitor in the stream. “Mom, I think I found God in the river!” he told her…
Build communion with diversity, abbot tells cardinals before conclave
Catholic News Service
April 30, 2025
The cardinals preparing to elect a new pope must strengthen communion in the Catholic Church, promoting a form of unity that has nothing to do with uniformity and everything to do with a common focus on Jesus, a Benedictine abbot told the College of Cardinals.