s the U.S. marks its 250th anniversary, a number of faith and civic leaders will be on hand as Pope Leo XIV accepts — via livestream from the Vatican — a major honor for his efforts to promote religious liberty, along with freedom of expression and conscience.
King Charles III appealed to the Christian faith and invoked “shared values” between the United Kingdom and the United States as he called for peace around the globe during an address to a joint meeting of the U.S. Congress April 28.
Pope Leo XIV’s new message for the Jan. 1 World Day of Peace, released Dec. 18, offers a great deal of food for thought.
Christmas is the perfect time to mend hearts and restore peace through forgiveness.
Pope Leo XIV asked Catholics to pray the rosary each day in October for peace.
Pleas for peace and the dignity of every person from Catholic and United Nations leaders marked the United Nations Annual Prayer Service, held at the Church of the Holy Family in Manhattan.
We should never forget that war is always evil and that even when a war we fight is just, our conduct of it may not be.
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. realized that a revolution of values is the true end o nonviolence.
