COMMENTARY: The Church continues to be inspired by the rich insights and vitality of the last ecumenical council.

The anniversary offers an opportunity to reflect not just on what the document says, but on the young papacy of Leo XIV.

A small American reconnaissance platoon held a frozen ridge against an entire German force during the opening hours of the Battle of the Bulge. Led by a 20-year-old lieutenant, these twenty-two men ...

Vatican II closed 60 years ago this week. One of its final documents, “Gaudium et Spes,” has also proved to be perhaps its ...

As the church in the United States looks for new ways to foster community, it is helpful to look to the past and understand ...

An association of Mariologists issued a critical response to Mater Populi Fidelis, a recently published Vatican doctrinal ...

December, was organised to mark the 60th anniversary of the promulgation of the last document from the Second Vatican Council ...

The spirit of Vatican II may still live on, but its practical effects (with the exception of Mass in the vernacular) are ...

Today in History for Dec. 6: In 1752, a government pamphlet in Halifax became the first book published in Canada. In 1780, Jean-Antoine Aide-Crequy, the first Canadian-born painter, died in Quebec ...

As the church commemorates 60 years since the closing of Vatican II, here are seven key issues and documents that serve as ...

Pope John XXIII’s goal was to promote evangelism, not to accept secularism.