Pope John Paul II

The New York Times columnist talks popes, power, and politics.

The moral revolution of the 1960s dealt a blow to Christian faith on the continent, but it might not have the final word.

Billy Graham admired the moral leadership and evangelistic passion he saw in Catholics like John Paul II.

Bergoglio expected to focus on poverty and set a friendlier tone in Protestant-Catholic relations.

George Weigel heralds an “Evangelical Catholicism” whose adherents strive to bring Jesus into every area of life.

Communication is key to the pope’s legacy

New book reopens questions on self-denial and “what is lacking in Christ’s afflictions.”

Juan Diego could soon join a long line of pious, exemplary, and quite possibly imaginary Catholic heroes.

Why and how this pope has made over 470 saints.