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St. Thomas More's hats – and other relics – coming soon to DC
Centuries-old relics and artifacts of St. Thomas More will be coming to the U.S. for the first time in an... Read more
Why Archbishop Chaput thinks the US presidential candidates are 'very bad news'
The 2016 presidential elections are particularly bad in the eyes of Archbishop Charles J. Chaput of Philadelphia. He says they... Read more
Use 'moral authority' to push for change in Vietnam, advocates tell the US
If the U.S. uses its moral authority' to pressure Vietnam on human rights issues, the southeast Asian country will change... Read more
The nativity show from the creators of the Muppets
Most people know Jim Henson as the man who brought the world the beloved comedic puppet characters known as the... Read more
Archbishop Lori slams 'reckless' comments by civil rights chair
After the chair of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights called current appeals to religious freedom “hypocrisy,” one archbishop rebuked... Read more
The fake Catholic college girl who duped Twitter
Catholic Twitter has been catfished. Read more
Catholics for Choice 'woefully' misrepresent Church teaching
After a dissenting Catholic group recently circulated an ad campaign promoting publicly funded abortions, bishops have fired back by reaffirming... Read more
Catholic school says it can't meet demands of transgendered student
A Catholic high school in New Jersey has denied a transgendered student admission after recognizing it would be unable to... Read more
How the Catholic Church needs to fight racism
If it hopes to bring peace to racial tensions in the U.S., the Catholic Church must be more present in... Read more
Catholic marriage won't change, bishop says after Tim Kaine comments
Soon after Democratic vice-presidential candidate Tim Kaine suggested the Catholic Church would change on same-sex marriage, the Bishop of Richmond... Read more
The next US president must aid persecuted Christians – Knights' head
Christians can’t be second-class citizens if they are to remain in the Middle East, and the next United States administration... Read more
US Bishops to government: End legal standoff with the Little Sisters
The United States government has an opportunity to end its legal battle with the Little Sisters of the Poor and... Read more
Tim Kaine claims Catholic Church could change on gay marriage
Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine, a Catholic who is currently the junior Virginia senator, said on Saturday that he... Read more
How the response to 9/11 affected Christians in the Middle East
On the 15th anniversary of the World Trade Center terror attacks, we shouldn't overlook how Middle Eastern Christians have suffered... Read more
The heart of Padre Pio is coming to Boston. Yes, really.
The Capuchin keepers of the relics of the late mystic Padre Pio are sending the saint’s heart to Boston for... Read more
L.A. gathering puts Catholic liturgy at the heart of the new evangelization
Catholics can learn a lot about evangelization from the liturgy, say organizers of an upcoming conference in Los Angeles Read more
After genocide, what's next for Iraq's Christians?
After the United States has declared that genocide is taking place against Christians and other religious minorities in Iraq, what... Read more
After years of service, Courage director takes on new assignment
After 14 years of serving the Church’s apostolate for men and women with same-sex attraction, Fr. Paul Check will step... Read more
Watch EWTN? Bring the family to Alabama to meet everyone.
The life and legacy of Mother Angelica will be the focus of EWTN Global Catholic Network’s family celebration in Birmingham... Read more
Father James Martin wins award from dissenting Catholic group
Media personality and America magazine editor Father James Martin, S.J. will receive an award from a dissenting Catholic group that... Read more
