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In South Dakota, cash grants aim for solidarity amid the pandemic
A Catholic foundation in South Dakota aims to serve the poor amid the pandemic Read more
Saginaw diocesan employee alleges retaliation after reporting abuse
An employee of the Diocese of Saginaw, Michigan is suing the diocese, alleging that his fellow employees retaliated against him... Read more
Cuomo orders expanded window for NY sex abuse lawsuits, citing coronavirus
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has issued an executive order to extend for five months the legal window for victims... Read more
Virginia parishes near DC face delays in reopening
As Virginia’s governor halted the reopening of several northern counties on Tuesday, the Diocese of Arlington said that Bishop Michael... Read more
Federal judge blocks Kentucky governor's soon-to-expire ban on religious services
With Kentucky already set for a limited resumption of religious services May 20, a federal judge has said Gov. Andy... Read more
Six retired Jesuits died of coronavirus at order’s Philadelphia infirmary
Six retired Jesuit priests who resided at an infirmary of the society in Philadelphia died last month of coronavirus. Read more
Lawyers must call male runners 'trans females' in athletics lawsuit
Attorneys are calling for a federal judge to recuse himself from a transgender sports case, after the judge instructed that... Read more
Catholic church in NJ buries two abandoned infants
A New Jersey Catholic church buried two infants May 8 who were found dead at a recycling center a few... Read more
Supreme Court hears case on right of Catholic schools to fire religion teachers
Supreme Court justices on Monday heard arguments for and against extending the Civil Rights Act’s “ministerial exception” to Catholic schools when they... Read more
This ministry is hosting a virtual retreat for infertile people on Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day is going to look different for most families this year, due to the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
Thousands of Catholic parishes find relief in government payroll loans
As parishes and dioceses across the country deal with a drop in collections and the prospects of layoffs amid the... Read more
Illinois Catholics long for 'normal life' after governor announces lockdown plan
Under current plans, groups of more than fifty people may not be able to gather in the state for another... Read more
Federal judge says state can require COVID-19 tests before abortions
A federal judge in Arkansas on Thursday upheld the state’s requirement that women obtain a negative coronavirus test before having... Read more
Andrew Walther appointed president of EWTN News
EWTN Global Catholic Network, the world’s largest Catholic media organization, announced Friday that Andrew Walther – an experienced Catholic journalist,... Read more
How some parishes are slowly bringing back public Masses
On Sunday, March 15, Nebraskans in the Diocese of Lincoln still had a choice of whether or not they wanted... Read more
What Catholic business ethics brings to the coronavirus crisis
A Christian ethic of service and solidarity must be an important feature of the business response to the coronavirus epidemic... Read more
Catholic teen seeks to inspire neighborhood with Marian sidewalk art
A young Catholic artist has drawn an image of the Blessed Virgin Mary on her parents' driveway bringing religious art... Read more
Data contradicts Harvard professor's assertions about homeschooling
A Notre Dame sociologist is using data to challenge a Harvard Law professor’s assertions that homeschooling is “dangerous”, and detrimental... Read more
White House hosts service for National Day of Prayer
The White House service for the National Day of Prayer on Thursday focused on protection from the coronavirus pandemic. President... Read more
Fatima confirms no pilgrims for May 13 feast day celebrations
For the first time in over a century, the annual May 13 celebrations at the Fatima shrine will take place... Read more
