Archive for November 9, 2017
Like Mother Cabrini, treat migrants with charity and justice, Pope says
Pope Francis praised St. Frances Cabrini in the preface to a book about her life for her foresight in addressing... Read more
Coming soon: A virtual tour of the tomb of Jesus
Next week, the National Geographic Museum in Washington, D.C., will open a 3D virtual tour of the Holy Sepulchre, the... Read more
It's official: John Paul I moves forward on path to sainthood
The Vatican on Thursday announced that Albino Luciani – better know as Pope John Paul I – has moved forward... Read more
Pope bans sale of cigarettes in Vatican on health grounds
In a move likely to have some Vatican employees fuming, Pope Francis has decided to ban the sale of cigarettes... Read more
Pope encourages Ukrainian seminarians to peace, ecumenism
Meeting with the community of a Ukrainian Greek Catholic seminary in Rome on Thursday, Pope Francis encouraged them build up... Read more
How to evangelize like Bishop Barron
Facebook headquarters might be a surprising place to find a Catholic bishop giving a talk. Read more
Thieves desecrate eleven parishes in France
Last month thieves in France robbed, and in the process desecrated, ten churches in the Diocese of Annecy, in the... Read more
Former child trafficking victim: Awareness needs to produce action
Former trafficking victim Rani Hong, who was kidnapped and sold into slavery at seven years old, is speaking out, saying... Read more
Tanzanian appointed secretary of Congregation for Evangelization of Peoples
Archbishop Protase Rugambwa was appointed secretary of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples on Thursday. He had previously served... Read more
Adoption tax credit restored to GOP proposal after outcry
Republican leaders have restored the adoption tax credit to the their federal tax proposal, after a week of criticism over... Read more
