Students, alumni, and faculty members from the Benjamin T. Rome School of Music will be among the talented local musicians providing music as the Pope celebrates the canonization Mass of Blessed [...]
During his July visit to South America, Pope Francis addressed young people in Paraguay on two separate occasions, speaking to them from his heart about the importance of living countercultural [...]
More than two dozen reporters swarmed Carriage Hill Cabinets in Frederick, Md., Aug. 17 to get a glimpse of the altar furniture that will be used by Pope Francis in Washington, D.C., in [...]
On September 23, thousands of people will gather on the lawn at The Catholic University of America when Pope Francis celebrates Mass on the stairs of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the [...]
In the months leading up to Pope Francis’s visit to the United States in September, Catholic University is highlighting the work members of the CUA family are doing in the community. The [...]
Peter is often portrayed in the Gospel as impulsive — both to his advantage and disadvantage. He was the first to say that Jesus is the Christ, which merited him the keys of the Kingdom (Mt. [...]
Here inside the Beltway as we plan for Pope Francis’s visit to us, it can be easy to forget that the original impetus for his travel to the United States was the World Meeting of Families, hosted [...]
Last year’s theme for the World Day of Peace was “no longer slaves, but brothers and sisters.” As a result, we saw the Pope continually return to themes of freeing human beings from every form [...]
Pope Francis is making the life and teachings of Jesus Christ central to his papacy. He is drawing from his Jesuit formation to fearlessly promote the gospel teachings and a vision of a church [...]
The Washington Post reported in a blog by staff writer Nick Anderson that September’s visit of Pope Francis will be the third papal visit to the school in less than 40 years. See below. For [...]
