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This Catholic school’s official holiday is Groundhog Day?
Students at the University of Dallas have an unusual favorite holiday. Groundhog Day. Read more
Report: Vandals on Catholic campus target pro-life community
Recent vandalism on the Catholic campus of Bellarmine University reportedly targeted the school’s pro-life community, destroying a “Cemetery of Innocents”... Read more
For excommunicated group, Bishop Conley discusses path to unity
Bishop James Conley of Lincoln, Neb. is in talks with local members of the dissenting Catholic group Call to Action... Read more
An Astros rosary for Pope Francis
A Catholic parish in Houston is encouraging sports fans to pray with handmade rosaries in the colors of their favorite... Read more
Commentary: A Consistent Ethic of Life Must Begin with Defending Life Itself
When it comes to the Church’s pro-life witness, consistency matters. Ignoring or denying human dignity in one sphere, undermines our... Read more
‘God had his hand on us’- An interview with the real-life heroes of ‘15:17 to Paris’
CNA recently interviewed Sadler, Skarlatos and Stone, real-life heroes and stars of "15:17 to Paris." Read more
Immigration takes center stage in State of the Union address
United States President Donald Trump made immigration reform a major topic of his first State of the Union address, touting... Read more
O’Malley and Chaput make a Super Bowl wager
On Sunday, the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles will go head-to-head in Super Bowl LII, facing off to claim... Read more
Bishops call for ‘humane, proportionate, and just’ immigration plan
Echoing an earlier USCCB comment about President Donald Trump’s proposed framework on immigration reform released last week, Bishop Joe S.... Read more
How this app could steal your face to make porn
A new app allows users to digitally alter pornography videos, placing the faces of celebrities onto the bodies of porn... Read more
Cardinal Erdo: Democracy's foundations are 'shaking'
A Hungarian cardinal has said that free societies must depend on the wisdom of religion to address the moral and... Read more
Catholic groups welcome lifting of refugee ban from 'high-risk' countries
Catholic organizations applauded the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Jan. 29 announcement that it is lifting the ban on refugees... Read more
Haitians in legal ‘limbo’ deserve a solution, Archbishop Wenski says
The future of tens of thousands of Haitian migrants is unclear, after the Trump administration decided not to extend legal... Read more
'Tiny Thomists': How one Catholic curriculum offers big ideas to little kids
A digital catechetical program for children as young as five aims to equip early learners with Thomistic principles that will... Read more
How to watch the Super Bowl with a clean conscience
Super Bowl Sunday. It's as American as apple pie, but in recent years, controversy has erupted over the beloved American... Read more
Senate vote to prevent filibuster on 20-week abortion ban fails
A procedural vote on a Senate bill to ban abortions after 20 weeks failed on the evening of Jan. 29,... Read more
Ash Wednesday trumps Valentine's, Chicago archdiocese says
This year, Ash Wednesday—which begins the penitential season of Lent with a day of fasting, abstinence, and prayer—falls on Feb. 14,... Read more
Young adult delegates to pre-synod gathering span vocations
The U.S. bishops have selected the young adult delegates who will represent the country at the pre-synod gathering in Rome... Read more
Study suggests teenage girls don't have tools to navigate pressure to sext
In a recent study, teenage girls were found to feel powerless when asked for a nude image of themselves from... Read more
US bishops critical of Trump's proposed immigration changes
On Thursday US President Donald Trump announced a proposal to create a pathway to citizenship for 1.8 million people brought... Read more
