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Have you ever noticed that bishops often sign their names with a small cross before it, as in: + Juan de la Cruz or † Juan, Bishop of N. ...

As of June 28, 2026 , the Catholic Church is no longer treating artificial intelligence as a distant technological concern. AI has become a ...

The memory of Richard “Richie” Fernando, S.J., occupies a distinctive place in contemporary Filipino Catholic and Jesuit imagination. A youn...

Every so often, Catholics are asked: “Why do you crown Marian images when the Bible says, ‘You shall not make for yourself a carved image’?”...