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Liturgical translations: What the U.S. bishops will be voting on this week
Pope Francis: On the cross, Jesus prayed for you
Wealthy donors pour millions into anti-religious freedom efforts, as Catholic adoption agency ruling looms
Bishops must address Biden's policies that contradict Church teaching, theologians say
Cardinal: Religious freedom will be Europe’s ‘great problem of the future’
‘We must be on guard,’ said Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich.
Why is a French Catholic archdiocese expelling the FSSP?
For 23 years, FSSP priests have served Catholics in Dijon archdiocese. Now, the archbishop has told them to leave.
Kendrick Castillo’s killer convicted of murder
The man who shot and killed Kendrick Castillo was convicted of murder on Tuesday and could face life in prison without parole.
Liturgical translations: What the U.S. bishops will be voting on this week
This week, the U.S. bishops will vote on proposed translations for prayers in the Liturgy of the Hours, a new book for the Order of Penance, and readings and prayers for the new feast of Mary, Mother of the Church.
Pope Francis appoints ‘ecclesiastical assistant’ for Vatican communications
Fr. Luigi Maria Epicoco, 40, is the author of more than 20 books.
Pope Francis: On the cross, Jesus prayed for you
The general audience marked the pope’s final catechesis on prayer.
Catholic bishops to consecrate Middle East to the Holy Family
The act of consecration will take place June 27 in Nazareth’s Basilica of the Annunciation.
Wealthy donors pour millions into anti-religious freedom efforts, as Catholic adoption agency ruling looms
Grant listings from wealthy philanthropies and strategic political donor networks show that millions of dollars continue to pour into advocacy groups and other NGOs opposed to broad religious freedom protections.
Cardinal: Religious freedom will be Europe’s ‘great problem of the future’
Pope Francis appoints ‘ecclesiastical assistant’ for Vatican communications
Pope Francis: On the cross, Jesus prayed for you
Pope Francis: Coronavirus recovery must have true vision for humanity
Cardinal Tagle chokes up while recalling grandfather’s migration story
Kendrick Castillo’s killer convicted of murder
Liturgical translations: What the U.S. bishops will be voting on this week
Wealthy donors pour millions into anti-religious freedom efforts, as Catholic adoption agency ruling looms
Pornography producer sentenced to 20 years for sex trafficking
Fargo dad follows his son, a priest, to Holy Orders as a deacon
Journalists funded by Planned Parenthood create 'black list' of Argentine pro-lifers
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
Why is a French Catholic archdiocese expelling the FSSP?
Meet the only bishop of the 'least religious' country in Europe
Record number of abortions recorded in England and Wales in 2020
International Eucharistic Congress in Budapest unveils official hymn
Paris’ Notre-Dame Cathedral launches appeal for interior restoration
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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
Catholic bishops to consecrate Middle East to the Holy Family
Burkina Faso names street in honor of Pope emeritus Benedict XVI
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
Fargo dad follows his son, a priest, to Holy Orders as a deacon
Eric Seitz was ordained to the priesthood August 8, 2020 for the Diocese of Fargo. Two months later, his father Ben was ordained to the diaconate.
Meet the only bishop of the 'least religious' country in Europe
Bishop Philippe Jourdan leads the Catholic Church in Estonia, which is considered the least religious country in Europe. Nestled between Russia and Latvia, the small country boasts a population of just over 1 million. Of that, an estimated 6,000 citizens – roughly 0.6% of the population – identify as Catholic.
Pope Francis: Coronavirus recovery must have true vision for humanity
Rebuilding after the coronavirus pandemic is an opportunity to confront the failures of the past, including failures towards God and neighbor, Pope Francis has said in a message to world leaders gathered in Bratislava.
Bishops must address Biden's policies that contradict Church teaching, theologians say
President Joe Biden has advanced policies contrary to Church teaching on life, marriage, and sexuality – and bishops have a duty to address this contradiction, theologians said this week.
Journalists funded by Planned Parenthood create 'black list' of Argentine pro-lifers
On Sunday a group of journalists from Argentina, financed by the International Planned Parenthood Federation, published a "black list” with people, political parties, and organizations that are for the most part pro-life.
Cardinal Cupich: A world without nuclear weapons is ‘not some utopian dream’
Ahead of important international meetings this week, Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago urged President Joe Biden and other world leaders to work for “a world without nuclear weapons” as a “moral necessity.”
Cardinal Tagle chokes up while recalling grandfather’s migration story
The Vatican cardinal said that visiting refugee camps reminded him of his migrant roots.
Burkina Faso names street in honor of Pope emeritus Benedict XVI
The thoroughfare in Ouagadougou will be known as Pope Benedict XVI Street.
Record number of abortions recorded in England and Wales in 2020
The statistics showed that 3,083 abortions took place on grounds of disability.
Poll: Regular Mass attendees say politicians who oppose Church teaching on grave matters ‘create confusion’
A poll by a Catholic advocacy group released on Tuesday found that, among Catholics who attend Mass regularly, the vast majority say that Catholic politicians who take policy positions contrary to Church teaching create confusion among the faithful.
