Study highlights that most migrants worldwide are Christian
A new analysis by the Pew Research Center has found that nearly half of the estimated 280 million people worldwide who live outside their country of birth are Christian, with migrants to the U.S. from Mexico and the Philippines making up a substantial portion.
Vatican announces theme for World Day of Peace 2025
The Vatican Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development has announced the theme chosen by Pope Francis for the 58th World Day of Peace 2025, which will be celebrated on January […]
Chaplains offer spiritual support to athletes during Olympics
With the Paris Olympic Games underway, 120 chaplains from five different religions are present in the Multifaith Center tent located in the athletes village to address the spiritual needs of […]
Archdiocese makes commitment concerning Care for Our Common Home
The Archdiocese of San Antonio has long endeavored to walk alongside the poor and most abandoned in our community. In response to an invitation from Pope Francis, the archdiocese has […]
Father Jaime Renteria-Torres, MNM, passes away July 20
Father Jaime Renteria-Torres, MNM, pastor for many years at St. Agnes Church in San Antonio, entered into eternal peace on July 20 at age 62. He was born on Aug. […]
Congress invites Catholics to find God’s healing in Eucharist
INDIANAPOLIS (OSV News) — “Sweet anointing, cleansing love, merciful healer, unending love.” Tony Meléndez sang to his guitar, telling the audience gathered at Lucas Oil Stadium July 19 for the […]
Archbishop Gustavo offers prayers and calls for peace
We pray for former President Trump and those who were killed and wounded in the shocking events of the afternoon of July 13. We offer our gratitude to law enforcement […]
Savor the stories that make up history of archdiocese in new book
Treasures of the Archdiocese of San Antonio has been published to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the establishment of the Diocese of San Antonio.
Bishops invite Catholics to ‘pray, reflect, and act’
U.S. bishops invite Catholics to ‘pray, reflect, and act’ to promote religious freedom The Catholic bishops of the United States are inviting Catholics to observe a week dedicated to prayer, […]
Pope to write Sacred Heart of Jesus reflection
Pope Francis will prepare a reflection on the Sacred Heart of Jesus for a world “that seems to have lost its heart,” he announced June 5. “I am happy to […]
