Mississippi AG asks Supreme Court to overturn abortion rulings
Pelosi’s archbishop: No devout Catholic can condone abortion, ‘let alone have the government pay for it’
Cardinal Burke questions Pope Francis' authority to eliminate the Traditional Latin Mass
EWTN’s Catholic News Agency names Shannon Mullen as Editor-in-Chief
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.
Lawsuit brings sex abuse allegations against New Hampshire bishop
Bishop Peter Libasci has been accused in a lawsuit of committing sexual abuse while a priest in New York during the 1980s.
Cardinal Kasper assails Traditional Latin Mass community for divisiveness
German prelate Cardinal Walter Kasper argued that the Traditional Latin Mass was a source of division and scandal within parishes in an interview about Traditionis Custodes with the National Catholic Register on Thursday, July 22, 2021.
Pope Francis' Traditional Latin Mass restrictions: Has your diocese responded yet?
Catholic clergy and lay people around the world continue to react passionately to newly imposed restrictions on the use of the Traditional Latin Mass, one week after Pope Francis released his controversial apostolic letter Traditionis Custodes.
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The increasing influence of the liturgical school Sant’Anselmo in the Vatican
Cardinal Grech: Synodality is not a ‘fad’ of the pope
Pope Francis ‘deeply saddened’ by Baghdad market bombing
Members of commissions preparing synod on synodality unveiled
New Reno bishop inspired to become priest after meeting Blessed Stanley Rother
Major donations mean 'tremendous impact' for Catholic school students in western Pennsylvania
Lawsuit brings sex abuse allegations against New Hampshire bishop
Cardinal Kasper assails Traditional Latin Mass community for divisiveness
Pope Francis' Traditional Latin Mass restrictions: Has your diocese responded yet?
Mississippi AG asks Supreme Court to overturn abortion rulings
The Church accompanies the people in ther legitimate claims, priest says of Cuba protests
Venezuelan president rejects Vatican letter calling for dialogue
Pelosi’s archbishop: No devout Catholic can condone abortion, ‘let alone have the government pay for it’
Cuban government preparing a law regulating dissidents’ defense lawyers
George Weigel: Pope Francis’ Motu Proprio ‘unnecessary’ and ‘cruel’
How French Catholics are responding to Pope Francis’ Traditional Latin Mass restrictions
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Vatican concludes inquiry into Polish Catholic bishop
English cardinal to grant faculties to priests fulfilling conditions of Traditionis custodes
Cardinal Burke questions Pope Francis' authority to eliminate the Traditional Latin Mass
Traditionis custodes: German Catholic dioceses make no immediate changes
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
Sri Lankan bishops demand answers from president, two years after Easter bombing
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
Mississippi AG asks Supreme Court to overturn abortion rulings
Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch on Thursday asked the Supreme Court to overturn two of its landmark rulings on abortion, arguing those decisions “shackle states to a view of the facts that is decades out of date.”
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Vatican concludes inquiry into Polish Catholic bishop
Investigators concluded that the accusations were “not proven.”
English cardinal to grant faculties to priests fulfilling conditions of Traditionis custodes
Many priests in Westminster diocese have requested faculties.
Pelosi’s archbishop: No devout Catholic can condone abortion, ‘let alone have the government pay for it’
Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone is Pelosi’s local ordinary.
Despite criticism from Wisconsin AG, Milwaukee archdiocese stresses cooperation with new abuse cases
The Milwaukee archdiocese said that to its knowledge the Wisconsin attorney general’s inquiry into sexual abuse, which some critics say is singling out the Catholic Church, has so far not resulted in any allegations against current archdiocesan priests.
Ethiopian bishops call for ceasefire in Tigray crisis
As the war over control of Ethiopia's Tigray region expands into neighboring regions, the country's bishops on Saturday urged an end to the violence.
Ninth Circuit favors Washington church in case against state abortion coverage mandate
A Washington church won its case against a state abortion coverage mandate on Thursday, in a ruling by a federal appeals court.
Philippine bishops support pope’s letter on traditional liturgies
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines issued a statement on Thursday supporting Pope Francis’ motu proprio Traditionis custodes, which restricted the use of traditional liturgies.
Cuban government preparing a law regulating dissidents’ defense lawyers
Cuba’s communist government has drafted a law that would equate the role of dissidents’ defense lawyers with that of public officials.
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Annual Courage conference focuses on St. Joseph as model of chastity
The annual conference of the Catholic apostolate Courage International concluded last week, focusing on the example of St. Joseph.
