Just ahead of July 4, I visited Fort McHenry in Baltimore, Maryland. It’s the site of a historic battle of the War of 1812 and the birthplace of our National Anthem.

His divine word to us in command demands our response— each and every day— throughout our lifetime.

It’s serious business. It’s a matter of mission. It’s a matter of life and death.

“Surveys of recently professed men and women religious and men ordained to the priesthood show that families and encouragement from the parish priests alongside Catholic schools provide optimal environments for a vocational call to grow"

Father Michael Connolly is joined by Father Peter Pomposello, Army Chaplain currently serving the Archdiocese for Military Services.

Father Peter C. Scaramuzzo, who served as parochial vicar at six parishes in the archdiocese, died July 29 at Lawrence & Memorial Hospital in New London, Conn. He was 82.

Archdiocese clergy reflect on decades of ministry to men and women in uniform.

Echoing Pope Leo’s call for dialogue, diplomacy, and peace, Archbishop Hicks addresses ongoing violence around the world.

Rosemarie Costello shares memories of her famous relative as his beatification moves forward.

The College of Cardinals assists the pope "through collegial action in consistories in which they are gathered by order of the Roman Pontiff who presides."