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Eucharistic coherence and the USCCB spring meeting: Five questions you need answered
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Archbishop Lori: Knights of Columbus must be at the forefront of Eucharistic renewal
Activists claim US bishops will vote to deny Biden Communion. Here's what their meeting will actually address.
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Secular group wins case to install mock nativity display at Texas capitol
Cardinal Zen says possible restrictions to extraordinary form Mass are ‘worrying’
Cardinal Joseph Zen called possible restrictions to the celebration of Mass in the extraordinary form “worrying news.”
Eucharistic coherence and the USCCB spring meeting: Five questions you need answered
This CNA explainer goes through the essential background questions about the term eucharistic coherence in preparation for the USCCB spring meeting next week June 16-18, 2021. Questions include: Where did the term eucharistic coherence originate? Why is it linked so closely to abortion and euthanasia? Why is it linked with Catholic politicians in particular? Why do medical professionals have special responsibility to live eucharistic coherence? Why is eucharistic coherence connected to the USCCB spring 2021 meeting?
New Supreme Knight urges members to be 'Knights of the Eucharist'
The new Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus, Patrick Kelly, emphasized reverence for the Eucharist at his installation on Friday at St. Mary’s parish in New Haven, Connecticut.
Survey shows more Americans believe abortion is ‘morally acceptable’ than ‘morally wrong’
A new Gallup poll reveals, for the first time in two decades of surveys, more Americans believe abortion “morally acceptable” than “morally wrong.”
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Archbishop Lori: Knights of Columbus must be at the forefront of Eucharistic renewal
Archbishop William Lori of Baltimore, Supreme Chaplain of the Knights of Columbus, called on the Knights not only to “support” but also to “be in the forefront” of a national Eucharistic Revival project to be presented to the U.S. bishops next week.
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Texas supreme court rejects defamation lawsuit against Lubbock diocese
The Texas supreme court on Friday rejected a defamation lawsuit against the Lubbock diocese, filed by a former deacon who disputed the diocese listing him as “credibly accused” of abuse of a minor.
Poland is consecrated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
The act of consecration took place at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Kraków.
Activists claim US bishops will vote to deny Biden Communion. Here's what their meeting will actually address.
While some activists claim that the U.S. bishops will be voting next week on denying Communion to President Joe Biden, the bishops will be considering a number of items at their annual spring meeting – none which specifically concern Biden.
Cardinal Zen says possible restrictions to extraordinary form Mass are ‘worrying’
Pope Francis’ inspection of Vatican Congregation for Clergy one of many to come
Pope Francis names new prefect of Vatican Congregation for Clergy
Vatican imposes term limits for leaders of ecclesial movements to stop ‘violations and abuses’
Vatican bank reports $44 million profit in pandemic year
Eucharistic coherence and the USCCB spring meeting: Five questions you need answered
New Supreme Knight urges members to be 'Knights of the Eucharist'
Survey shows more Americans believe abortion is ‘morally acceptable’ than ‘morally wrong’
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Archbishop Lori: Knights of Columbus must be at the forefront of Eucharistic renewal
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Texas supreme court rejects defamation lawsuit against Lubbock diocese
Deaths by euthanasia soared last year in Canada
Mexican bishops ask that election results be respected
Widowed deacon in Argentina ordained a priest
Tk̓emlúps 'disturbed' by vandalism of church building near Church-run school in Canada
The clear response of a priest to Fr. James Martin for supporting 'gay pride'
Poland is consecrated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Bl. Carlo Acutis continues to inspire Catholics via new exhibit, film
Vatican Becciu investigation: Searches carried out at Sardinian diocese, social cooperative
Catholic bishops urge G7 to work for ‘just’ and ‘sustainable’ future
Cardinal Marx: Pope Francis’ resignation decision a ‘great challenge’
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Cardinal Zen, U.S. legislators commemorate Tiananmen Square massacre
Hong Kong advocacy organization condemns China's refusal to allow commemoration of Tiananmen Square protests
China unveils 3-child policy amid sharp drop in births
Cardinal Cornelius Sim has died at age 69
Hong Kong Catholic churches plan Masses commemorating Tiananmen victims
Morocco’s cardinal: Christians should be a ‘sacrament of encounter’ for Muslim neighbors
Priest abducted in Nigeria released
Nigerian archbishop prays for killers’ conversion at burial of murdered Catholic priest
Pope Francis honors the late Armenian Catholic patriarch on the day of his funeral
‘Our only weapon is prayer’: Nigerian bishop seeks release of kidnapped priest
Bl. Carlo Acutis continues to inspire Catholics via new exhibit, film
He became the first millennial to be declared blessed on Oct. 10, 2020.
Canadian Indigenous leaders plan trip to Vatican to request papal apology over residential schools
A group of Canadian Indigenous leaders are planning a trip to the Vatican this fall to request a formal papal apology for past abuses at Catholic-run residential schools.
Rochester diocese says it has acted in ‘good faith’ in mediation with abuse survivors
The Diocese of Rochester on Thursday said it has been acting in “good faith,” in response to claims by clergy abuse survivors that the diocese is stalling in bankruptcy mediation proceedings.
Pope Francis’ inspection of Vatican Congregation for Clergy one of many to come
News of the inspection emerged days before the appointment of the congregation’s new prefect.
Pope Francis names new prefect of Vatican Congregation for Clergy
The 69-year-old bishop is the first Korean to lead a Vatican congregation.
Vatican Becciu investigation: Searches carried out at Sardinian diocese, social cooperative
The searches were carried out in Cardinal Angelo Becciu’s former diocese.
Vatican imposes term limits for leaders of ecclesial movements to stop ‘violations and abuses’
The norms, signed by Cardinal Kevin Farrell, come into force on Sept. 11.
Vatican bank reports $44 million profit in pandemic year
The Institute for Religious Works is giving 75% of the profits to the pope.
Catholic bishops urge G7 to work for ‘just’ and ‘sustainable’ future
In a letter to the British Prime Minister, the bishops called for economic support in the wake of the pandemic.
Pro-life leaders warn of 'egregious' new pro-abortion bill
Pro-life leaders warn that an “egregious” bill introduced this week in Congress would override most state abortion regulations, require health care workers to perform abortions, and mandate federal funding of abortion.
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