The global Jewish advocacy group said the funds will be distributed to the Gaza parish through the Archdiocese of New York with the help of Cardinal Timothy Dolan.
Two Catholic nuns who were arrested at a train station in central India have been released on bail after spending more than 10 days in prison.
The U.S. Senate has confirmed former CatholicVote president and founder Brian Burch to serve as U.S. ambassador to the Holy See.
“I commend President Trump for acknowledging that starvation is happening in Gaza, especially affecting children,” Bishop Abdullah Elias Zaidan said July 31.
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Cardinal Vincent Nichols said he is “delighted and thrilled” that Pope Leo has announced that he will declare St. John Henry Newman to be a doctor of the Church.
A recent analysis by Cornell sociologists “vindicated” a 2012 study that found children of gay parents do worse than those who grow up in intact, biological families.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services found fraud in its permanent residence program for minors, leading to a backlog in visas for foreign-born priests.
Holy Name Medical Center in New Jersey announced it has received a $75 million gift, the largest-ever donation to a U.S.-based Catholic hospital.
Notre Dame des Champs, a Catholic church in Paris, was targeted in an arson attack just 24 hours after an accidental fire broke out in its choir loft.
“It’s troubling that we’re actually hitting record low here when it comes to fertility in America,” sociologist Brad Wilcox said.
In an exclusive interview with “EWTN Noticias,” Father Gabriel Romanelli spoke about the July 17 bombing of Holy Family Parish in Gaza.
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Tucked away in a rocky mountain in southeast France is a cave formed by natural erosion called La Sainte-Baume, where Mary Magdalene lived.
Joseph Hazboun, director of the Pontifical Mission in Jerusalem, spoke with “EWTN News Nightly” on July 18 about the situation facing the people there.
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This year’s written contribution by the Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Union Youth Net centers on solutions for “fostering integration of migrants.”
“A woman is not a machine for reproduction,” the bishops argue in the letter, “she is a person made in the image of God, called to bear life with love, freedom, and dignity.”
The Philos Project’s “Nine-Day Novena to Pray for Peace in the Holy Land” comes as Israel has intensified its bombardment of Gaza.
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