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Regnum Christi: Principal resigns following arrest of school chaplain on sex abuse charges
Father Jesús María Delgado, principal of Highlands El Encinar school in Madrid, has resigned in the wake of complaints of... Read more
French independent abuse authority has compensated nearly 850 victims since 2021
France’s National Independent Authority for Recognition and Reparation’s annual report says the organization has resolved 852 cases, with 99% involving... Read more
Salesians elect Maltese priest Fabio Attard as Don Bosco’s 11th successor
Maltese priest Fabio Attard was elected as the new rector major of the Salesian congregation during its general chapter, becoming... Read more
King Charles postpones Vatican visit to give Pope Francis more recovery time
The royal couple was set to visit the Vatican in early April to celebrate the 2025 Jubilee but announced the... Read more
Archbishop calls for defending human life in all stages and situations
On the Day of the Unborn Child, March 25, Archbishop Enrique Benavent Vidal of Valencia, Spain, issued a call to... Read more
Consecrated women of Regnum Christi on the rebound despite ‘deep wound’ from founder
The confirmation of the double life of the founder of the Legionaries of Christ marked a turning point for Regnum... Read more
Catholics celebrate 100th anniversary of priestly ordination of St. Josemaría Escrivá
On March 28, the centennial of the priestly ordination of St. Josemaría Escrivá will be celebrated with liturgical and academic... Read more
Lord mayor of Westminster in London receives papal knighthood
Councilor Robert Rigby was formally awarded the knighthood — the highest honor a lay Catholic can be given by the... Read more
UK pro-life campaigners press ahead with prayer vigils as court verdict looms
Pro-life campaigners in the U.K. are pressing ahead with 40 Days for Life vigils as a court verdict looms for... Read more
World Down Syndrome Day: Remembering the doctor who discovered the cause of Down syndrome
On World Down Syndrome Day, March 21, we remember Dr. Jérôme Lejeune, a Catholic doctor on his way to sainthood. Read more
‘Go to Joseph’: What popes from Blessed Pius IX to Pope Francis have said about St. Joseph
From Blessed Pius IX to Francis, popes have underlined the importance of devotion to St. Joseph, husband of Mary. Read more
Christians pray 100 Our Fathers at St. Patrick’s grave in Ireland for peace and unity
It was the third year in a row that friends and strangers from all walks of life joined together in... Read more
Northern Ireland’s police service faces anti-Catholic discrimination cases
The cases come 23 years after the force was established to create a new start for policing after years of... Read more
Regnum Christi to review abuse prevention policies following arrest of former official
Regnum Christi has announced that it will review the protocols it has in place in Spain following five allegations of... Read more
Opus Dei prelate: ‘These are difficult times in the world and in the Church’
In his latest pastoral letter, the prelate of Opus Dei, Monsignor Fernando Ocáriz, reflected on how Christians should live joyfully... Read more
Legionaries of Christ priest accused of abusing 5 schoolgirls in Spain
According to several statements released by Highlands El Encinar School in recent days, Spain’s National Police arrested the priest on... Read more
Special Olympics World Winter Games kicks off in Turin, Italy, with 1,500 athletes
One of the largest inclusive sports events of the year, the games mark the first Special Olympics World Winter Games... Read more
UK pro-life leaders warn of ‘disaster’ in outsourcing assisted dying to private sector
Following a report that the U.K. government is considering contracting out assisted death to the private sector, Right to Life... Read more
Vatican clarifies that writings of Maria Valtorta are ‘not of supernatural origin’
The author, who remained bedridden for more than 30 years following an incident, claimed to have received visions and revelations... Read more
Spanish government considers including abortion as a constitutional right
Spain’s minister of equality, Ana Redondo, said such an inclusion would be “a good way to protect sexual and reproductive... Read more
