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Archbishop Shevchuk on the 'silent war' no one cares about
It's a conflict that's been raging in Ukraine for two years, costing thousands of lives and displacing millions of people.... Read more
Cardinal Capovilla remembered as close friend of Saint John XXIII
Cardinal Loris Capovilla, St. John XXIII’s personal secretary, died May 26 at the age of 100. He had been the... Read more
Holy See backs global health goals, says 'leave no one behind'
The Vatican has voiced support for global health care goals and has said that Catholic institutions are committed to combating... Read more
Pope Francis' message for Corpus Christi: Let yourself be broken for others
In breaking bread for his disciples Christ gave an example of what it means to allow oneself to be broken... Read more
How Catholic leaders are responding to the Queen's prison reform speech
The Catholic bishops of England and Wales are ready to support the government’s proposed prison reforms outlined in Queen Elizabeth... Read more
No special treatment for these athletes, but 'a chance' to play
Hundreds of athletes took to the fields in Rome over the weekend for the launch of this year's “Special Olympics... Read more
Polish rallies seek stronger protections for unborn children
Thousands of Polish pro-lifers have called on parliament to pass a bill that would further restrict abortion in the country. Read more
Don't let fear keep you from World Youth Day, cardinal says
With millions of youth set to arrive in Krakow for World Youth Day in just a few weeks, Cardinal Stanislaw... Read more
Hoax or history? The communist smearing of Cardinal Stepinac
Was the controversial Cardinal Aloysius Stepinac a target of decades-long communist smears and disinformation? One researcher of the period says... Read more
A young woman chose to be euthanized, and the reason why is awful
A Dutch woman in her 20s was euthanized after her mental health condition was declared “insufferable” by a team of... Read more
Nearing 50 years of legal abortion, U.K. pro-lifers take a stand
Thousands of men, women, and children took to the streets of Birmingham on Saturday to take a stand for the... Read more
Pope Francis visits home for disabled persons for the Jubilee of Mercy
On Friday afternoon Pope Francis made an surprise visit to a community in Italy which houses and cares for persons... Read more
Müller on Amoris Laetitia: the Church is called to promote a 'culture of the family'
Those who think Pope Francis' recent apostolic exhortation changed the Church's discipline on Holy Communion for the divorced-and-remarried are reading... Read more
'Don’t go there' – Belgians plead with Canada not to pass euthanasia law
The Parliament of Canada has until June 6 to consider Bill C-14, controversial legislation that, if passed, would legalize euthanasia... Read more
A master's degree in the works of Benedict XVI? Yep, it's happening
No Catholic who wants to take an in-depth look into the faith and the reality of the Church of our... Read more
Rome celebrates the beauty of life in thousands-strong march
The greatest challenge in the fight to value and protect human life worldwide is indifference, says one pro-life leader. However,... Read more
What 'Adoration of the Magi' could reveal about Da Vinci
Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece, Adoration of the Magi, will soon be undergoing testing that could give help digitally reconstruct the... Read more
Feminist Party in Spain denounces surrogate mother fair
The Feminist Party of Spain has filed a complaint in court over an upcoming surrogate motherhood “fair” as constituting an... Read more
Celebrating the Jubilee of Mercy by discovering historical Jubilee Years
To observe the Jubilee Year of Mercy and to connect it with past Jubilee Years, the pilgrimage office of the... Read more
Salvatorians apologize for failing to protect Irish children from abusive priest
The Salvatorians have offered their “deepest apology” for failing to stop a priest who sexually abused children in Ireland until... Read more
