The Vatican finance trial begins today. Here’s what you need to know
The first hearing will be the arraignment.
US bishops and priests in the Cuban diaspora send video message back home
In an eight-minute video, about 30 American bishops and priests of the Cuban diaspora sent their prayers and a message of support to protesters on the island.
Fernando Karadima, former priest whose sex abuse scandal rocked Chile, dead at 90
Fernando Karadima, an influential former priest in Chile whose sexual abuse of minors prompted major questions about episcopal cover-ups, has died at the age of 90. Allegations that Karadima’s protégés helped cover up his abuse entangled Pope Francis, and resulted in massive controversy and sweeping changes to the makeup of the country’s bishops.
CRS warns of ‘hunger pandemic’ afflicting the elderly in Cuba
The director of the Hispanic Development Unit of Catholic Relief Services (CRS), Ana Gloria Rivas-Vásquez, called for Catholics around the world to help Cuba, especially its elderly, afflicted by what she calls a "hunger pandemic."
Recent target of NY pro-abortion protests speaks out
After pro-abortion protesters obstructed a July 10 pro-life rosary procession in Brooklyn, a priest leading the procession compared it to a “Way of the Cross.”
Fr. Jacques Hamel: Catholic priest honored 5 years after he was killed at Mass in terrorist attack
Islamic State supporters killed the French priest on July 26, 2016.
Benedict XVI laments lack of faith within Church institutions in Germany
The pope emeritus spoke about faith, worldliness, and the institutional Church.
How priests prepare to say Mass
In preparation for Mass, priests make ready the sacred vessels, linens, and vestments that they use. Afterward, they take care to clean up. Every action they take, every word they say, stresses the importance of the Mass.
Pope Francis offers blessing to athletes at Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
Pope Francis: With our small offering, Jesus can do great things
Pope Francis on Grandparents’ Day: Elderly are not ‘leftovers from life’
Vatican increasing ‘liquid’ assets as it faces financial impact of pandemic, economic officials say
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The increasing influence of the liturgical school Sant’Anselmo in the Vatican
Recent target of NY pro-abortion protests speaks out
How priests prepare to say Mass
Catholic journalism expert reflects on the moral issues around privacy and data
Major donations mean 'tremendous impact' for Catholic school students in western Pennsylvania
Lawsuit brings sex abuse allegations against New Hampshire bishop
US bishops and priests in the Cuban diaspora send video message back home
Fernando Karadima, former priest whose sex abuse scandal rocked Chile, dead at 90
CRS warns of ‘hunger pandemic’ afflicting the elderly in Cuba
The Church accompanies the people in ther legitimate claims, priest says of Cuba protests
Venezuelan president rejects Vatican letter calling for dialogue
The Vatican finance trial begins today. Here’s what you need to know
Fr. Jacques Hamel: Catholic priest honored 5 years after he was killed at Mass in terrorist attack
Benedict XVI laments lack of faith within Church institutions in Germany
Meet the pastor of a Greek Catholic church in Hungary for Romani
How French Catholics are responding to Pope Francis’ Traditional Latin Mass restrictions
Japanese prelate named new secretary general of Asian bishops’ federation
Hong Kong democracy activist: Most of my friends have been detained
Philippine bishops support pope’s letter on traditional liturgies
Australian archbishop: Catholics will ‘need to adapt’ to liturgy restrictions
Burma’s Cardinal Bo calls for ‘war’ against coronavirus as cases continue to surge
Sympathizers in Nigeria's high-ranking positions stall fight against militants, priest says
Ethiopian bishops call for ceasefire in Tigray crisis
Nigerian seminarian calls for 'prayer backed up with action' to counter violence
Catholic nun abducted on way to the market in DR Congo set free
'I believe in the Resurrection': Nigerian bishop keeps hope amid rampant violence
Pope Francis: With our small offering, Jesus can do great things
“It would be good to ask ourselves every day: ‘What do I bring to Jesus today?’” Pope Francis said.
Pope Francis on Grandparents’ Day: Elderly are not ‘leftovers from life’
“I worry when I see a society full of people in constant motion, too caught up in their own affairs to have time for a glance, a greeting or a hug,” Pope Francis said Sunday.
Meet the pastor of a Greek Catholic church in Hungary for Romani
When Fr. Árpád Kanyó first arrived at his current parish, he didn’t know the language or culture of the people there. But he quickly learned about – and embraced – the new community he encountered.
Japanese prelate named new secretary general of Asian bishops’ federation
Japanese Archbishop Tarcisio Isao Kikuchi of Tokyo has been named the new secretary general of the Federation of Asian Bishops’ Conferences.
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Catholic journalism expert reflects on the moral issues around privacy and data
CNA spoke recently with Dr. William J. Thorn regarding the recent investigation which led to the resignation of Msgr. Jeffrey Burrill as general secretary of the US bishops’ conference.
How French Catholics are responding to Pope Francis’ Traditional Latin Mass restrictions
A study found traditionalism is growing steadily year on year.
The Church accompanies the people in ther legitimate claims, priest says of Cuba protests
The Church is accompanying those protesting Cuba’s communist government, according to a priest of the Archdiocese of Camagüey.
Venezuelan president rejects Vatican letter calling for dialogue
Nicolás Maduro, the president of Venezuela, called "garbage," "poison," full of "hatred" and "cynicism" a letter that the Vatican Secretary of State sent to a Venezuelan business leader encouraging dialogue to overcome the crisis in the country.
Major donations mean 'tremendous impact' for Catholic school students in western Pennsylvania
An anonymous donor and new partners will help continue millions of dollars in funding for a tuition aid program for the Diocese of Greensburg’s Catholic schools. The program is set to support hundreds of students in southwestern Pennsylvania over the next five years.
Sympathizers in Nigeria's high-ranking positions stall fight against militants, priest says
Boko Haram sympathizers and others who support Nigeria being an Islamic State are stalling the fight against militants in the West African country, a local priest has said.
