A newly released report presented by the Holy See reveals that some believe the Catholic Church must do more to support survivors of sexual abuse. Meanwhile, two Catholic churches in Iraq — once destroyed by ISIS — now stand as powerful symbols of hope.

The CEO of the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem speaks on the Gaza ceasefire. Meanwhile, SacredSpark, a new Catholic dating app, is set to launch. And, SCOTUS weighs a Louisiana voting rights case.

China will soon install a bishop in Shanghai — elected to the office without Vatican approval. Meanwhile, we take a look inside the Vatican Observatory, one of the oldest astronomical observatories in the world. And, Trump tells reporters that if Hamas in Gaza doesn’t disarm, “we will disarm them."

Trump celebrates the release of all twenty living hostages from Gaza. Meanwhile, Mary, the Queen of Peace, stood at the heart of the Jubilee celebration over the weekend. And, we learn what "woke" actually means — and why it sparks such intense debate across the country.

Hope begins to rise with the announcement of a ceasefire deal at Gaza's only Catholic church. Meanwhile, we learn more about an organization that rescues Ukraine’s missing children. And, the blame game deepens between U.S. lawmakers as the government shutdown enters day 10.

Trump says Israel and Hamas have signed off on the first phase of a peace plan. Meanwhile, we learn more about Pope Leo’s first apostolic exhortation. And, a bishop meets with Pope Leo XIV and delivers letters from immigrants fearing deportation.

Ahead of his feast, we explore St. John Henry Newman’s contributions to Catholicism. Meanwhile, a family credits the intercession of Bl. Michael McGivney for their toddler’s miraculous recovery. And, Trump takes aim at the Illinois governor and Chicago mayor, saying both should be behind bars.

On the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary, we learn more about the life of Bl. Bartolo Longo, who helped spread this devotion. Meanwhile, a case involving conversion therapy has landed at the U.S. Supreme Court. And, Attorney General Pam Bondi faces sharp criticism as she testifies on Capitol Hill.

Israeli and Hamas officials meet to negotiate the first stage of a potential ceasefire agreement. Meanwhile, Pope Leo calls for renewed awareness of missionary vocations at the Jubilee of Missions and Migrants. And, the Senate is set for another vote as the government shutdown enters its sixth day.

Backlash comes amid the FDA's approval of another generic version of the abortion pill mifepristone. Meanwhile, a priest combats deforestation and works to revive agriculture in Uganda. And, Sixteen future priests were ordained deacons at St. Peter’s Basilica.