Having endured three years of drought that plunged millions into need, Ethiopia is now grappling with extreme flooding

The faith pavilion at the UN climate change summit in Dubai is meant to give religious leaders a role in the debates. But can they really make a difference

Church workers say Brazil is not paying attention to the drought in the Amazon and that there is need for less talk and more concrete action concerning the Indigenous peoples

The Democratic Republic of the Congo’s independent electoral commission has condemned comments Cardinal Fridolin Amongo of Kinshas made Sunday to young people

Catholic bishops’ pastoral letter for Advent underscores a climate of distrust, retaliation, and fear in Zimbabwe

The town of Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank is experiencing the beginnings of an economic crisis and repeated incursions by an Israeli army accused of shooting to kill

Minors make up majority of the 2 million people forced to flee their homes due to insecurity in Burkina Faso

Students from Catholic schools that the Assumptionists operate on the Old Continent are at the famed Marian shrine to see how they can unite their talents for a better world

Review of Christ's Idea of Authority in the Church, the latest book by Catholic scripture scholar John Wijngaard

Oscar-winning director Roger Ross Williams adapts Ibram X. Kendi's New York Times bestseller Racism: Another History of America in his Stamped from the Beginning documentary, now available on Netflix