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Pope Francis: the Latin American model as a way out of the coronavirus crisis
Pope Francis’s Letter to Popular Movements on Easter Sunday epitomizes his social thought, which is deeply rooted in the Latin... Read more
CNA Newsroom: Death Row and the Back Row
Catholics celebrated Divine Mercy Sunday this week. So this week's program is dedicated to stories of mercy. Bishop Richard Stika... Read more
Lithuania, the "map of light" against coronavirus from the shrine of Siluva
We’ve become way too familiar with the maps, whose spots mark the places where the COVID-19 pandemic has struck. The... Read more
CNA Editor's Desk: Happy Birthday, Mrs. Condon
Christ is Risen! On this episode of the podcast, Catholic News Agency editors JD Flynn and Ed Condon discuss the... Read more
CNA Newsroom: Waiting for Conversion
This week on CNA Newsroom, we're talking about conversions. CNA Editor-in-chief JD Flynn interviews his mother about her conversion. Then,... Read more
Vatican's revamped financial watchdog: where it's come from and what's in store
The appointment of a new director of the Vatican Financial Intelligence Authority (AIF) moves the Vatican path toward financial transparency... Read more
After the pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic shows no sign of abating as this is written, but it’s none too soon to start thinking... Read more
Pope Francis and the discussion on women deacons: looking for a lateral way of thinking
Pope Francis promised it at the end of the Special Synod on the Amazon: he would create a commission on... Read more
A loving big brother during coronavirus
My youngest son Patrick turns four this week. He is a delight to watch at this age, particularly when one... Read more
CNA Editor's Desk: 'The only basis for justice is truth'
Australia’s High Court has unanimously overturned Cardinal George Pell's conviction for five alleged counts of sexual abuse. This week on CNA... Read more
Coronavirus: the response of Caritas Internationalis
In countering the Coronavirus, Pope Francis can count on the effort of the Caritas agencies spread all over the continent,... Read more
CNA Newsroom: Keep Palm and Carry On
Millions of people were affected - in some way or another - by the coronavirus pandemic this Palm Sunday. Public... Read more
Confession, Conclaves, and Corona
On this week's episode of the podcast, Catholic News Agency editors JD Flynn and Ed Condon discuss some of the... Read more
White Ribbons: 'I Will Never Forget You'
On the afternoon of March 6, I walked around the campus of Franciscan University of Steubenville, saying goodbye to students... Read more
CNA Newsroom: Listen at Your Leisure
This week on CNA Newsroom, we're talking about leisure — what it is and why it matters. We’ll hear from... Read more
What will the Church look like after the pandemic ends?
Editors JD Flynn and Ed Condon discuss many things on this episode of the podcast, including the week’s most important... Read more
Building Community in a Pandemic
So much has been said and written about the novel coronavirus that if words could stem a pandemic, we would... Read more
CNA Newsroom: Coronavirus Comes to America
This is the second of a two-part series on the coronavirus pandemic. In this episode, we look to the United... Read more
Will religious freedom be safeguarded in Europe?
Despite major successes, the EU let the office of the Special Envoy for the promotion of Religious Freedom and Belief... Read more
CNA Newsroom: Italy in the time of coronavirus
This week on CNA Newsroom, Rome correspondents Hannah Brockhaus and Courtney Mares share personal essays of their experience living under lockdown... Read more
