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UPDATE: Pope Leo XIV wades into Durbin debate
Pope Leo XIV said U.S. Sen. Richard Durbin’s record should be considered in its totality and that Americans should search... Read more
Judge dismisses lawsuit seeking to block $5 million state grant to Catholic trade school
A West Virginia judge has tossed out a lawsuit aiming to block a state agency from providing a $5 million... Read more
Shooting at LDS church in Michigan prompts Catholic solidarity, prayers
Multiple U.S. Catholic bishops offered prayers and expressed their solidarity after a gunman attacked a Church of Jesus Christ of... Read more
Religious Liberty Commission hears from teachers, coaches, school leaders
Speakers said there must be a fight for schools to bring back the “truth” to protect students and religious liberty. Read more
Charlotte bishop restricts Traditional Latin Mass to 1 chapel
Charlotte Bishop Michael Martin said the Traditional Latin Mass will be offered at one chapel starting Oct. 2. Read more
‘EWTN News Nightly’ welcomes new anchor Veronica Dudo
New “EWTN News Nightly” anchor Veronica Dudo said she wanted to be a journalist “to give a voice to those... Read more
Philadelphia Archdiocese launches ‘missionary hubs’ to help bring faithful back to Church
Archbishop Nelson Pérez’s announcement comes after Pérez earlier this year revealed a 10-year plan meant to bring Catholics back to... Read more
Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael: The 3 great archangels of the Bible
Today, on the feast of the archangels, we celebrate the powerful helpers sent by God throughout salvation history. Read more
Monumental censer at Christendom College chapel represents ‘grandeur of Christ the King’
Now people in the United States need not go so far to see a censer comparable to the one in... Read more
New York Supreme Court tosses lawsuit against Buffalo Diocese over bankruptcy payments
Parishioners suing the diocese won a reprieve in July when the state Supreme Court instituted a temporary halt on the... Read more
Possible U.S. government shutdown could disrupt military Masses, meals for preschoolers
The closure could pause military members’ ability to attend Mass, interrupt subsidized meals for preschoolers in Catholic schools, and limit... Read more
Pro-life group pledges $9 million to Georgia and Michigan Senate races
Here is a roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news. Read more
Former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte charged with murder
Here is a roundup of Catholic world news from the past week that you might have missed. Read more
Traditional Latin Mass lacks approval at Texas A&M University
The Diocese of Austin said Catholic students in College Station, Texas, did not secure required permissions to hold a Traditional... Read more
New York prosecutor drops charges against suspect in bloody assault on pro-life advocate
The suspect in the assault of a pro-life advocate in New York City earlier this year will not face charges... Read more
Courage International marks 45 years helping faithful address same-sex attraction
Courage International, the Catholic apostolate that helps men and women experiencing same-sex attraction “persevere on the path of holiness,” marked... Read more
U.S. bishops reiterate solidarity with faithful of Africa amid ongoing conflicts
The United States bishops have expressed their solidarity with the bishops and faithful in Africa “amidst ongoing conflicts” on the... Read more
Planned Parenthood could owe $1.8 billion in Medicaid fraud lawsuit
The U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments Thursday in the case, Doe v. Planned Parenthood. Read more
Police investigate flyers at Georgetown recruiting for far-left gun group tied to violence
Police are investigating a number of posters displayed on Georgetown University’s campus that appear to be recruiting students for a... Read more
Apartments built at Virginia parish highlight faith-led efforts to address housing crisis
A project to develop dozens of affordable housing units in a Richmond, Virginia, parish is underscoring the ongoing need for... Read more
