Eastern European leaders and Catholic bishops warn that the continent’s collapsing birth rates reflect a cultural crisis that financial incentives alone cannot solve.

In this week's roundup of abortion-related news, a pregnant students’ rights act stalls in the Senate while the Texas attorney general is suing a mail-order abortion provider.

The faithful should “ask God’s grace and God”s presence as we address very difficult and challenging situations on the ground,” Archbishop Paul Coakley said regarding immigration issues.

Ahead of his 80th birthday, Cardinal Christophe Pierre sat down with “EWTN News In-Depth” anchor Catherine Hadro to discuss his tenure as the Vatican’s representative to the U.S.

Syrian Christians in Al-Jazeera await a political solution amid fears of an ISIS comeback.

Warning against corruption, Thailand’s Catholic bishops have called on all citizens to exercise their moral duty to vote in the upcoming general elections.

Catholic marriages in the U.S. have declined 75% in about 50 years, even as the Catholic population has risen.

Filipino overseas workers, driven by economic necessity, have become what Pope Francis calls “smugglers of the faith,” quietly evangelizing through presence and service in parishes worldwide.

The Chicago Archdiocese said it fired substitute teacher Brett Smith after learning of his history of child sex abuse allegations.

The 300 Catholic leaders are asking that Congress approve protections for migrants in any funding bill to prioritize family unity and alternatives to detention.