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Saint Faustina play brings message of Divine Mercy to life
A once-obscure nun from 1930s Poland would probably be surprised to find that she is the subject of a play... Read more
Hate group's presence shocks attendees at priest funeral
Faithful who attended the funeral for Father Kenneth Walker were dismayed at the presence of picketers from the Westboro Baptist... Read more
Archbishop: Church must be free to imitate Christ through service
In seeking religious liberty, Catholics are seeking the freedom to serve in response to Christ’s love in the Eucharist, said... Read more
Sacred art evangelizes hearts, Catholic experts say
Two sacred art experts have stressed the importance of the Catholic visual arts in the new evangelization, saying the arts... Read more
Pennsylvania boarding school aims to build Catholic culture
Gregory the Great Academy, a Catholic all-boys boarding school, has graduated its first class as part of its efforts to... Read more
Presbyterian denomination's 'gay marriage' votes draw criticism
The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)’s general assembly has voted to allow its ministers to perform “gay marriage” and to redefine marriage... Read more
Fraternity of Saint Peter celebrates life of slain Phoenix priest
The twin steeples of Sacred Heart Catholic Church tower over the green summer cornfields just outside of Paxico, Kansas. Read more
Activists push for awareness of North Korea human rights abuses
In a hearing before members of Congress, victims of North Korea’s human rights abuses and experts on the dictatorship’s harsh... Read more
Supporters from around the US rally for marriage
Defenders of marriage from around the United States came to Washington, D.C. Thursday for the March for Marriage to support... Read more
Marriage matters for society, says homilist at national Mass
Marriage, an institution between one man and one woman for the rearing of children, is designed by God and is... Read more
On World Refugee Day, bishops implore U.S. to address Syria
The chairman of the U.S. Bishops’ Committee on Migration declared the refugee situation in Syria a “humanitarian disaster” and called... Read more
Archbishop Cordileone calls for a 'civilization of truth and love'
Kicking off the “March for Marriage” on June 19, Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone of San Francisco invoked the witness of... Read more
St John Paul II relic to tour East Coast, starting in Boston
A relic of St. John Paul II will begin a tour of the U.S. in Boston on Saturday, giving the... Read more
Marriage breakdown threatens society, religious leaders say
The redefinition of marriage and movement from its focus on children affects not only families but entire communities and all... Read more
Marriage stabilizing for society, activists proclaim
Political leaders told crowds at the March for Marriage to not be afraid to speak the truth about marriage and... Read more
Auxiliary bishop of Baltimore transferred to Springfield
Pope Francis on Thursday appointed Bishop Mitchell Rozanski, an auxiliary of the Baltimore archdiocese, as the head of Massachusetts' Diocese... Read more
Catholic News Agency, ACI Group merging into EWTN
In one of the biggest developments in Catholic media history, Catholic News Agency and the Eternal Word Television Network announced... Read more
Child migrants may be refugees seeking asylum, experts say
Two migration experts have said that many unaccompanied child immigrants to the U.S. from Mexico and Central America could qualify... Read more
Archbishop Kurtz: Synod to draw on 'richness' of global Church
The president of the U.S. bishops' conference said that this autumn's synod on the family will reflect the cares and... Read more
Religious freedom serves those in poverty, says Archbishop Lori
Days before the start of the third annual Fortnight for Freedom, CNA spoke with Archbishop William E. Lori of Baltimore,... Read more
