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8 ways Mother Angelica shaped modern Catholic media
On the 10th anniversary of her death, we reflect on how Mother Angelica powerfully shaped modern Catholic media. […]
Month: March 2026
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Opinion: Reclaiming the culture that made us Catholic
For too long, Catholics in the United States—myself included—have treated the Church as an extension of our political identities, a sociological distortion that has carried the language, loyalties, and resentments of the culture wars straight […]
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Finnish court finds Christian parliamentarian guilty of ‘hate speech’
The Supreme Court of Finland has acquitted Päivi Räsänen over her 2019 Bible verse tweet and found her guilty of hate speech over a pamphlet she wrote more than 20 years ago. […]
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EWTN remembers Mother Angelica, 10 years after her death
EWTN will commemorate its foundress with a Vatican Mass and daylong programming celebrating her life of faith and media innovation. […]
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International Olympic Committee: Only ‘biological women’ allowed to compete in women’s category
International Olympic Committee President Kirsty Coventry emphasized that “the policy we have announced is based on science.” […]
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Military archdiocese approves changing chaplain insignia to reflect faith role
Archbishop Timothy Broglio said: “The chaplain serves as a reminder of the holy and the dignity of the human person and leads worship. Any other question is secondary to those purposes.” […]
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The Church in Spain on euthanasia of 25-year-old: A societal defeat
In the case, several of the country’s bishops stated that “we are not dealing with a terminal illness but rather with deep wounds that cry out for attention, treatment, and hope.” […]
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Over parents’ objections, 25-year-old woman euthanized in Spain
The case “exposes the failure of the euthanasia law. It facilitates suicide without the individual having received prior mental health treatment,” a legal representative said. […]
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“Common sense won out” as state puts children’s interests “above divisive ideologies”
Recent controversies have swirled around whether Christians holding true to their deeply held religious beliefs can serve as foster and/or adoptive parents for children because of state-mandated gender ideology mandates. However, the tide may be […]
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Meet the pilgrims who will travel across the country with the Eucharist this summer
Nine Catholic pilgrims will travel more than 2,000 miles across the country with the real presence of Jesus Christ during the 250th anniversary of the U.S. […]