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Opus Dei prelate asks prayers for new statutes and to share ‘the fire of the Lord’
The prelate of Opus Dei, Monsignor Fernando Ocáriz, renewed his request for prayer for the new statutes of “the Work.” Read more
Our Lady of the Ark of the Covenant Church reopens in the Holy Land, new altar dedicated
Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the Latin patriarch of Jerusalem, recently came to the basilica to dedicate its new altar on the... Read more
7 of the Blessed Virgin Mary’s most popular titles
Over the centuries, the Blessed Mother has been graced with a plethora of different titles; here are seven of them. Read more
Latin Mass parish in Nevada destroyed by wildfire
A rampant wildfire in Nevada destroyed The Holy Spirit Catholic Mission on Saturday, which held the only Latin Mass in... Read more
Travails of child migrant trek to U.S. spotlighted at International Eucharistic Congress
The suffering of tens of thousands of recently arrived migrant children in the U.S. was addressed during a talk this... Read more
Christian school sues Maine over law deterring religious schools from school choice program
Crosspoint Church has asked the U.S Court of Appeals for the First Circuit to reverse a lower court decision. Read more
‘Harsh realities’: Diocese of Buffalo announces final list of parish mergers, closures
Buffalo Bishop Michael Fisher had announced in May that an estimated 34% of the diocese’s parishes would be merged in... Read more
Catholic Church is in the midst of a growth spurt in Singapore
The Catholic Church in Singapore is considered one of the most dynamic and vital in Southeast Asia. Read more
Pew poll shows slim majority of U.S. Catholics voting for Trump in November
Among Catholics, 52% said they were backing former president Donald Trump in the race compared with 47% who said they... Read more
Hosts for International Eucharistic Congress made in home of Ecuador’s first saint
Some 65,000 hosts for the 2024 International Eucharistic Congress could not have come from a better place: the home of... Read more
Pope Francis leaves East Timor: ‘I’ll never forget your smiles’
Pope Francis’ event with young adults was his last stop in East Timor before flying four hours to Singapore for... Read more
‘Our strength is the Eucharist’: In Quito, Ukrainian bishop tells how his people endure war
The secret of the resilience of the Ukrainian people in the midst of the ongoing war comes “from union with... Read more
South Carolina could execute a death row inmate every 35 days as death penalty resumes
A South Carolina Supreme Court order decided that a five-week interval between executions was “reasonable” and “warranted.” Read more
Trump, Harris argue abortion policy and records on immigration and economy in debate
As polls continue to show a tight race nationally and in swing states, the two candidates sought to appeal to... Read more
‘We’re having a problem on the plane’: Husband writes about losing wife, unborn child on 9/11
Jack Grandcolas’ pregnant wife, Lauren, died on United Airlines Flight 93, which crashed in Pennsylvania after the passengers fought back... Read more
At International Eucharistic Congress, Bishop Cozzens shares fruits of U.S. Eucharistic Congress
Bishop Andrew Cozzens at the International Eucharistic Congress shared several “surprising” fruits of the National Eucharistic Congress in the United... Read more
Mother Teresa’s ‘spiritual darkness’ was not depression or loss of faith, scholar explains
St. Teresa of Calcutta’s “dark night of the soul” was a distinct charism that helped her build her faith and... Read more
2024 EWTN ‘Family Celebration’ concludes in Toronto
More than 2,200 people gathered for the annual EWTN Family Celebration held this year in Toronto. Read more
Missouri Supreme Court keeps pro-abortion amendment on November ballot
The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that a proposed constitutional amendment to expand abortion in the state will remain... Read more
Investigation to open in Ireland after 2,300 abuse allegations in religious-run schools
The announcement comes as a report from the Irish government revealed that 2,395 allegations of abuse had been made in... Read more
