Kate Quiñones

Kate Quiñones

Kate Quiñones is a staff writer for Catholic News Agency and a fellow of the College Fix. She has been published by the Wall Street Journal, the Denver Catholic Register, and CatholicVote, and she graduated from Hillsdale College. She lives in Colorado with her husband.

Articles by Kate Quiñones

Florida diocese opens ‘Precious Ones’ mausoleum to support couples who lose children

Apr 26, 2024 / 09:51 am

The 44,000-pound granite mausoleum is designed for babies lost at a young age through miscarriage, sudden infant death syndrome, or stillborn births.

UK Catholic bishops discourage medical and social gender transition in pastoral statement

Apr 25, 2024 / 10:52 am

The Catholic bishops of England and Wales followed the Vatican’s lead in their April 24 statement “Intricately Woven by the Lord.”

God ‘answered a lot of prayers’: Scalise discusses faith, cancer recovery 

Apr 24, 2024 / 07:15 am

In an update on his health, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise discussed with “EWTN News Nightly” the role his faith played in his recovery from blood cancer. 

University of Mary student to graduate with toddler, supported by campus program for moms

Apr 24, 2024 / 06:00 am

The Saint Teresa of Calcutta Community for Mothers at University of Mary in North Dakota helps single mothers by providing room, board, child care, and community.

Catholic entrepreneur launches business startup program for teenagers

Apr 20, 2024 / 06:00 am

The 10-week virtual summer Startup Venture Challenge will teach high schoolers how to start a business. 

‘I forgive whoever has done this’: Australian bishop who survived stabbing speaks out

Apr 18, 2024 / 13:35 pm

Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel, who was attacked at an Australian church earlier this week, told his attacker: “You’re my son, and you’ll always be in my prayers.”

Pro-life Democrats champion government aid to pregnancy resource centers in Louisiana

Apr 16, 2024 / 15:30 pm

The program would increase the total spending on the Alternatives to Abortion program from $1 million this cycle to between $3 million and $5 million.

Survey: New priests are young and involved in their community 

Apr 16, 2024 / 13:30 pm

The survey found that half of the graduating 2024 seminarians, “ordinands,” will be ordained at 31 years or younger — younger than the recent average.

New York’s Cardinal Dolan ‘safe and secure’ after sheltering amid Iranian airstrikes

Apr 15, 2024 / 18:15 pm

Cardinal Timothy Dolan was visiting Israel in his role as chair of the Catholic Near East Welfare Association and was set to visit various charitable organizations.

‘Christ wants to be with us’: how Catholic ministries are responding to the mental health crisis

Apr 13, 2024 / 07:30 am

Catholic organizations and ministries throughout the nation have been dedicating more resources to address the mental health crisis.

Puberty blockers may cause irreversible harm to young boys, Mayo Clinic study finds

Apr 11, 2024 / 13:35 pm

The study found that adolescent boys who take puberty blockers may experience fertility problems and atrophied testes.

College sports association bans biological men from women’s sports

Apr 9, 2024 / 17:00 pm

Colleges such as Benedictine College and Ave Maria University are members of the NAIA, which issued a ban on biological men competing in women’s sports.

Seton Hall University names priest president following resignation of previous president

Apr 9, 2024 / 13:00 pm

The 168-year-old university had a “priest-president” for 146 years of its history, and Reilly’s appointment marks a “return” to the tradition, the university said.

The Catholic Church by the numbers: more Catholics but fewer vocations 

Apr 8, 2024 / 14:45 pm

While vocations to the priesthood and religious life have decreased overall, the Church shows signs of growth in some parts of the world — most notably Africa and Asia.

University of Mary student choir celebrates Eucharistic Revival 

Apr 7, 2024 / 06:00 am

Choir director Rebecca Raber hopes that through their recordings, the beauty of sacred music “will draw hearts to Christ in the Eucharist.”

St. Thomas-Houston university’s new sex and gender program based on ‘Catholic anthropology’  

Apr 5, 2024 / 16:15 pm

The four-course sequence includes online classes in Catholic anthropology, the history of gender, and the science and social science of gender and sexuality.

Catholic bishop urges U.S. Secretary of State to build ‘partnership’ with Nigeria to address violence

Apr 5, 2024 / 11:15 am

Bishop Elias Zaidan urged Secretary of State Antony Blinken to heed the concerns of Nigerian bishops who describe their situation as a Christian “genocide.”

Catholic Home Missions Appeal: an opportunity for parishes to ‘minister to their neighbors’ 

Apr 5, 2024 / 06:00 am

Grants funded by this appeal have boosted priestly vocations and supported evangelization efforts, among other projects, in places that lack resources.

Oklahoma Supreme Court hears Catholic charter school case

Apr 2, 2024 / 17:35 pm

Republican Attorney General Gentner Drummond argued on Tuesday against the board’s approval of the school, saying that it sets a precedent.

Sacramento Diocese files for bankruptcy in wake of more than 250 abuse allegations

Apr 2, 2024 / 14:15 pm

The process will create a fund “to be distributed to victim-survivors as equitably as possible,” the diocese stated.