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Catholic bishop questions lack of EU support as Poland aids millions of Ukrainian refugees
May 16, 2022More than three million people have fled from Ukraine to Poland since Feb. 24.
Full text of Pope Francis’ homily for the canonization Mass of 10 saints
May 15, 2022"This is our strength: we are loved by God," Pope Francis said.
Arrest made in Texas church theft, though tabernacle remains missing
May 14, 2022A suspect has been charged with burglary in connection with the theft of a tabernacle from a parish church in Greater Houston, the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston announced Friday.
Catholic University awards honorary degree to imprisoned human rights advocate Jimmy Lai
May 14, 2022The Catholic University of America on Saturday awarded an honorary degree to imprisoned Hong Kong human rights advocate Jimmy Lai. His son, Sebastien Lai, accepted the award on his father’s behalf.
Will the Supreme Court overturn Roe v. Wade?
Updated: 7 things to know about the Dobbs abortion case now before the Supreme Court
May 3, 2022A purported draft of the decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization leaked in early May. Here's what you need to know about the case:
Pro-life legal experts say they're encouraged by justices' questions in Dobbs abortion case
Dec 4, 2021Three legal experts are expressing optimism for a pro-life victory in the U.S. Supreme Court case Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, a case that directly challenges Roe v. Wade, the 1973 ruling that legalized abortion nationside.
What would the overturning of Roe mean for Latin America?
Dec 2, 2021If the US Supreme Court were to overturn Roe v. Wade, which legalized abortion across the country in 1973, what impact would it have on Latin America? Pro-life leaders in Latin America spoke to ACI Prensa, CNA’s Spanish language sister news agency, about how a ruling reversing Roe v. Wade would impact each of their countries.
Pro-life leaders react to President Joe Biden's statements about Dobbs abortion case
Dec 1, 2021President Joe Biden reaffirmed his support of Roe v. Wade on Wednesday, in response to a question about the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization abortion case before the U.S. Supreme Court that could overturn the nation’s abortion precedent, though he said he did not listen to the oral arguments that took place earlier in the day.
Full text of Pope Francis’ homily for the canonization Mass of 10 saints
Pope Francis canonizes 10 new saints of the Catholic Church
Pope Francis: Anglicans are ‘valued traveling companions’
Cardinal Parolin hopes Zen arrest will not complicate Vatican-China dialogue
Pope Francis: Family life more tested than ever before
Bishop condemns 'abhorrently evil' slaying of 10 at Buffalo supermarket
Arrest made in Texas church theft, though tabernacle remains missing
International community laments Cardinal Zen's 'precarious' position
Catholic University awards honorary degree to imprisoned human rights advocate Jimmy Lai
TLM altar boys implore cardinal: Consider our love for Latin Mass
How do we know if we are listening to God's voice, or our own? This author has some advice
Colombian bishops lament court's approval of assisted suicide
Haitian priest denounces Dominican Republic's border fence
Cardinal Zen arrest: A roundup of reactions
Peru passes bill supporting parents' rights in education
Catholic bishop questions lack of EU support as Poland aids millions of Ukrainian refugees
Spanish bill would allow girls 16 and 17 to get an abortion without parental consent
Pilgrims in Fatima offer prayers for peace in Ukraine
Church leaders and scholars to explore St. John Paul II’s ‘natural law legacy’
The modern miracle of Fatima
Catholic cathedral attacked in Nigeria after arrests over ‘blasphemy’ killing
Catholic archdiocese in Nigeria announces death of kidnapped priest
Pope Francis’ Lebanon trip ‘delayed for health reasons’
Catholic priest in Nigeria released 40 days after abduction
This Catholic doctor provides care for 1 million people in Sudan, South Sudan
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TLM altar boys implore cardinal: Consider our love for Latin Mass
May 14, 2022Six Latin Mass altar servers in a Washington, D.C. parish have written an impassioned letter to the Archbishop of Washington, Cardinal Wilton Gregory, imploring him to consider their positive experiences in the Traditional Latin Mass when implementing the Vatican’s new guidance on the Extraordinary Form.
Roe v. Wade: Could the Supreme Court's decision in Dobbs case come Monday?
May 14, 2022The Supreme Court’s scheduled release of one or more opinions on May 16 is fueling speculation that it may issue a decision then in the Mississippi abortion case Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization.
How do we know if we are listening to God's voice, or our own? This author has some advice
May 14, 2022Discernment is hard. How do we know if the voice we’re listening to is God’s, or our own?
What is Roe v Wade? Six things to know.
May 13, 2022What exactly is Roe v. Wade, and why does it matter whether it's overturned?
Colombian bishops lament court's approval of assisted suicide
May 13, 2022The Colombian Bishops’ Conference said it was deeply pained by the Constitutional Court’s Wednesday ruling decriminalizing assisted suicide, and urged the authorities to make decisions aimed at protecting life "and not its destruction."
Spanish bill would allow girls 16 and 17 to get an abortion without parental consent
May 13, 2022Spain’s coalition government of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez intends to propose a bill that would legalize abortion without parental consent for 16 and 17 year old children.
Pope Francis: Anglicans are ‘valued traveling companions’
May 13, 2022The pope was speaking with members of the Anglican-Roman Catholic International Dialogue Commission (ARCIC).
Pilgrims in Fatima offer prayers for peace in Ukraine
May 13, 2022May 13 marks the 105th anniversary of the first apparition of Mary in Fatima.
Cardinal Parolin hopes Zen arrest will not complicate Vatican-China dialogue
May 13, 2022Cardinal Parolin said: ‘I would like to express my closeness to the cardinal who was freed and treated well.’
Pope Francis: Family life more tested than ever before
May 13, 2022The pope was speaking to moral theologians.
Church leaders and scholars to explore St. John Paul II’s ‘natural law legacy’
May 13, 2022Speakers will include papal biographer George Weigel and Dutch Cardinal Willem Eijk.
Charles de Foucauld: The miracle that paved the way for his canonization
May 13, 2022It began with a 50-foot fall inside a French chapel.
The Vatican and Moneyval: What’s changed?
May 13, 2022A European anti-money-laundering watchdog Moneyval has upgraded the Vatican’s status.
Vatican confirms Pope Francis will visit 3 cities in Canada in July
May 13, 2022The pope will visit Edmonton, Quebec City, and Iqaluit on July 24-30.
