News Pope Leo XIV to visit tomb of Robert Schuman in France
Pope Leo XIV will visit Metz, France, in September, honoring Venerable Robert Schuman, a founding father of the European Union.
Written by Catholic Letters
Official CatholicLetters Website Administrator.
News 
Saints St. Joan of Arc: The Teenage Girl Who Led an Army
St. Joan of Arc heard voices, led soldiers, and died at nineteen. Her feast is June 30. Here's what her courage means…
Prayer Te Deum: The Church’s ancient hymn of praise and thanksgiving
The Te Deum is a 4th-century hymn of praise sung by angels, apostles, and martyrs. Pray it today as the Church has…
News Pope Leo XIV closes consistory with call for peace
Pope Leo XIV ended the Extraordinary Consistory with a call for cardinals to bring a unified peace message worldwide.
News How Reagan and John Paul II changed the world together
Ronald Reagan and St. John Paul II forged a partnership that helped end the Cold War. What their friendship reveals about faith…
News Philippine bishops call for justice rooted in the Eucharist
The Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines held its fourth White Ribbon March at EDSA Shrine, calling Catholics to build a just…
Saints St. Peter and St. Paul: The twin pillars who built the Church
June 29 honors the two greatest Apostles together. One held the keys, the other carried the Gospel to the world.
News Pope Leo XIV: Love requires detachment, loss, and hospitality
Pope Leo XIV named three unexpected conditions for fruitful love during Sunday's Angelus: detachment, loss, and hospitality.
Church Why 2,000+ Americans joined the Catholic Church in 2026
The Archdiocese of Chicago surveyed over 2,000 OCIA participants across 20 dioceses to learn what draws converts to Catholicism today.
Mass Readings The small room and the prophet: hospitality in today’s Mass readings
Today's Mass readings show how a small room built for Elisha becomes an image of baptismal hospitality and receiving Christ in the…