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LA archdiocese to lead novena for sexual abuse healing
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles will lead nine days of prayer and reflection for healing from sexual abuse, from April... Read more
Archbishop Coakley to celebrate Mass on 25th anniversary of Oklahoma City bombing
Archbishop Paul Coakley of Oklahoma City will celebrate Mass April 17 across the street from a memorial commemorating the 1995... Read more
Catholic singer opens up about launching an album during coronavirus
Catholic singer-songwriter Marie Miller said she was not prepared for a global pandemic to coincide with the release of her... Read more
Out-of-state travel to Arkansas abortion clinic continues, despite coronavirus concerns
Health authorities have said an emergency ban on elective abortions in Arkansas was necessary to limit the number of women... Read more
A time to examine our choices: Theologians discuss pope’s call to rethink consumption
Pope Francis has spoken several times about the need to reevaluate cultural attitudes to community and consumption. CNA spoke to... Read more
Fall River diocese to close two schools due to coronavirus financial crisis
The Diocese of Fall River announced Wednesday that two of its schools will be closing after this school year due... Read more
Getting ready for Divine Mercy Sunday at home? Here are some CNA suggestions
Here are some suggestions for celebrating Divine Mercy Sunday, from the journalists at CNA. Read more
Mississippi city lifts drive-in church ban
The mayor of Greenville, Mississippi, has withdrawn a controversial executive order that levied fines on residents if they attended drive-in church services. Read more
Governor 'wasn't thinking of the Bill of Rights' when banning religious meetings
The governor of New Jersey said on Wednesday that he had not considered the Bill of Rights when issuing an... Read more
NY Catholic health system participating in coronavirus treatment trials
Catholic Health Services of Long Island is taking part in two Mayo Clinic trials designed to develop treatments for the... Read more
Las Cruces bishop explains decision to resume public Masses, even with civic restrictions
Bishop Peter Baldacchino of the Diocese of Las Cruces said the Church is the “essential service of hope” during the... Read more
'We are the Church' - Archbishop Christophe Pierre reflects on the pandemic
Archbishop Christophe Pierre spoke with CNA about living the Catholic faith during the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
Little Sisters retirement home sees 11 COVID-related deaths
A retirement residence run by the Little Sisters of the Poor in Delaware has seen almost a dozen deaths related... Read more
'Robustly enforce' chemical abortion regulations, Congressmen tell FDA
More than 150 members of Congress have written to the Food and Drug Administration in support of continued regulation of... Read more
Las Cruces bishop first in US to resume public Masses amid pandemic
The Bishop of Las Cruces, New Mexico, has lifted a diocesan ban on the public celebration of Mass and told... Read more
Catholic Relief Services leans on experience to fight coronavirus pandemic
As aid agencies struggle to contain the coronavirus pandemic in parts of the developing world, Catholic Relief Services said it... Read more
California churches sue governor to allow public worship services amid coronavirus
Three Southern California ecclesial communities have filed a lawsuit against Governor Gavin Newsom, alleging that social distancing orders he imposed... Read more
Federal court says chemical abortions can continue despite Texas order
Chemical abortions in Texas will continue during the coronavirus pandemic after the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday... Read more
Justice department backs Mississippi church over drive-in services
The Justice Department is supporting a Mississippi church after local authorities fined attendees at a drive-in service during the coronavirus... Read more
Knights of Columbus in New Mexico, Hawaii help Native people during coronavirus
Native Americans have not fared well in pandemics and epidemics. Read more
