The Canadian Parliament passed a hate-crime statute, an Indian court acquitted a Missionaries of Charity sister of child trafficking after eight years, and more in this week’s world news roundup. […]
The same decree also recognized the heroic virtues of Servant of God Sister Clara Andreu y Malferit. […]
Ryan Bomberger narrowly escaped abortion after being conceived in rape. After being adopted on Juneteenth, he speaks out against the abortion industry targeting unborn Black babies. […]
The pontiff addressed participants of the Borgo Dialogues at the Vatican on June 19. […]
The hermits have taken up residence in the historic hermitage of St. Torquatus to pray for the needs of the pope and the Church. […]
We need “to make sure that we are always aware of the stressors that come up in their lives. While they’re called to ministry, they are human first,” he said. […]
This year at its annual conference, the Society of Catholic Scientists offered a new workshop designed to prepare Catholic scientists to speak on science and faith topics in the public square. […]
“Personal growth in goodness, inner peace, and an understanding of truth emerged as some of the strongest motivations for exploring the Catholic faith,” according to a survey of adult converts. […]
Pope Leo XIV has a strong favorability rating among Catholics. Political leanings, however, affect how Catholics view the dynamic between the pope and the president. […]
The Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Union expressed reservations about the EU’s Return Regulation affecting persons illegally staying in the EU, emphasizing dignity and rights. […]
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