The Catholic Church is not dying from persecution. It is dying from confusion. Under Pope Francis, ambiguity became policy.

Cardinal Daniel DiNardo led the Sioux City diocese as bishop for six years during the early 2000s. The 75-year-old is ...

We’re talking about the legacy of Pope Francis, the challenges facing the church and what’s involved in the real-life ...

Robert Prevost has been elected the first pope from the United States in the history of the Catholic Church. The Chicago-born ...

Gerard O'Connell speaks to Colleen Dulle and Sam Sawyer, SJ about the unexpectedly quick election of Pope Leo XIV.

The unprecedented number of 133 cardinal electors surpasses all previous papal conclaves, breaking the previous record of 115 ...

Will cardinals continue Pope Francis' progressive ways or will they turn back the clock in favor of traditionalists?

As Catholics await the white smoke to pour out of the Vatican chimney, those at one independent catholic parish in Tulsa marked the papal conclave’s first day by releasing rainbow smoke.

Here's when we could see smoke -- and a new pope -- now that the conclave is getting underway in Vatican City.

The new head of the Catholic church is a tennis fan. Within the walls of Vatican City, he will find his own court to play on.

The conclave to select the next pope has begun after Catholic cardinals from across the world filed into the Sistine Chapel ...

People around the world are waiting for the new pope to be selected. Monsignor Scott Friend of Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church talked about how the church handles this process.