When the Church Learns to Ask AI a Human Question
On May 16, 2026, the Holy See Press Office published a Rescriptum ex Audientia Sanctissimi announcing that Pope Leo XIV had approved the es...
The Shepherd Who Never Left: The First and Last Bishop of Pyongyang
Most Rev. Francis Hong Yong-ho – the first and only residential Bishop of Pyongyang History often remembers great leaders for the monume...
Ginseng Spirituality: Rooted, Restored, and Renewed
Ginseng is not an impressive plant at first glance. It grows quietly beneath the shade of the forest, hidden from immediate attention. Its...
Tempura and the Gospel: When Mission Met the Japanese Table
Tempura has a surprisingly Catholic missionary story. Tempura is now considered one of Japan’s classic dishes, but its roots are commonly...
Bl. Pope Innocent V, O.P.: A Brief Pontificate, A Lasting Light
Some lives seem brief when measured by dates, but immense when measured by fidelity. Blessed Pope Innocent V, O.P., is one of those quiet ye...
Mother Ignacia del Espíritu Santo: Female Leadership in Spanish Colonial Philippines
Abstract This article examines Mother Ignacia del Espíritu Santo as a religious founder, educator, and symbol of women’s agency in Spanish ...
Penicillin and the Church: When Healing Became a Sign of Grace
There are moments in history when a discovery does not only change science. It changes the way humanity hopes. Penicillin was one of tho...
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