Nicola d’Onofrio died in 1964 after a battle with cancer.
The Archdiocese of St. Louis announced Monday that face masks will be optional at its Catholic schools this fall.
The Catholic University of America announced this week that it has received a $64.1 million research grant from NASA to fund a cooperative agreement with other Washington-area universities.
The figure was lower than the record number set in 2019.
Spain’s Equality Minister wants to change the abortion law.
The Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate had significant responsibility for operating residential schools for Canada’s First Nations and other indigenous people. With the rediscovery of graves at these school grounds and renewed focus on the role of the schools in advancing government policies of forced assimilation, the Oblates are again apologizing for their historical involvement and have pledged to do more to help identify the remains of any children who died there.
Four Cuban-American bishops issued a statement Tuesday indicating their support for Cubans seeking recognition of their human rights, following protests of the island’s communist government.
A federal judge in late June blocked a law in Indiana, set to take effect July 1, which would have required doctors to inform women procuring medical abortion that it is possible for the effects of the first drug in the regimen to be reversed.
A proposed federal spending bill is the most extreme pro-abortion funding bill in the history of the United States, said the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) in a July 14 statement.
The ward is located on the same floor as the pope’s suite.
The pope assured families of “his spiritual closeness to all affected.”
Cardinal Laurent Monsengwo Pasinya died in France on July 11.
Bishop Edward Grosz, Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus of Buffalo, faces an allegation, which he denies, that he abused a then-child in 1990, the diocese announced Monday.
This week on the podcast, experts talk about the need for legal protections for renters as the national eviction moratorium ends, a priest discusses the Catholic idea of a right to a decent home, and much more.
“They are the avant-garde, and not the last of the Mohicans,” said Fr. Andreas Wollbold.
After diocesan officials discovered an unreported allegation of abuse, Bishop Michael Fisher of Buffalo has placed on leave an 88-year-old retired priest, Monsignor Leo McCarthy, who denies the accusation.
He is expected to attend the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Glasgow.
More than 4,000 people have signed a petition requesting that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau cease blaming the Catholic Church for the country’s residential school system.
Fr. James Altman has been removed from ministry after Bishop William Callahan of La Crosse sought privately to correct the priest for his inflammatory, though in some circles popular, commentary on social media.
Archbishop Wiktor Skworc had requested the investigation into his actions.