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Nicaraguan police arrest 80-year-old bishop being treated at a medical clinic

June 30, 2026 Walter Sánchez Silva 1

In retaliation for asking for prayers for the persecuted Church at a Mass he celebrated, the bishop was held for several hours by police, part of an ongoing campaign of harassment of clergy. […]

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Aid official: ‘The world fell apart’ as coastal Venezuela awaits assistance

June 30, 2026 Madalaine Elhabbal 0

Claudia Gonzales, a World Vision Venezuela manager, said the quakes left children without families and thousands of people missing or homeless, with at least 1,700 confirmed deaths. […]

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A New Mexico mountain with Christ at the top is the latest battleground in U.S. immigration debate

June 30, 2026 Daniel Payne 0

Mount Cristo Rey in the Diocese of Las Cruces stands over a disputed patch of borderland that the U.S. government is attempting to seize from the Catholic Church. […]

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Argentinians join in prayer for earthquake-shattered Venezuelans

June 30, 2026 Julieta Villar 0

In his homily during a Mass offered for the earthquake’s victims, Archbishop Jorge Scheinig urged the faithful to reexamine their priorities in life, realizing one can lose everything in an instant. […]

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Catholic youth chaplains in Nigeria urged to report abuse allegations to Church, civil authorities

June 30, 2026 Abah Anthony John 0

The national director of the Pastoral Affairs Department of Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria (CSN) said the Church’s commitment to young people requires creating and maintaining safe environments. […]

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Vatican financial watchdog loses autonomy

June 30, 2026 Andrea Gagliarducci 0

The Authority for Financial Information and Supervision is now effectively structured as an office, with its leadership appointed directly by the pope for five-year terms. […]

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Major relics of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque to visit Baltimore basilica

June 30, 2026 Tessa Gervasini 0

The reliquary that is touring the U.S. weighs nearly 150 pounds with its protective case. It contains St. Margaret Mary Alacoque’s clavicles, two of her ribs, and a small piece of her brain. […]

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Pope Leo strengthens Roman Curia with new appointments in key Vatican dicasteries

June 30, 2026 Victoria Cardiel 1

With Tuesday’s nominations, the pope changed the No. 2 positions in dicasteries for which he appointed the top officials earlier this year. […]

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Supreme Court says states can ban men from competing in women’s sports

June 30, 2026 Daniel Payne 1

The high court said federal law allows schools to provide separate men’s and women’s sports teams. […]

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Former Freemason and Catholic convert celebrates Nordic bishops’ clarification on Freemasonry

June 30, 2026 Kate Quiñones 73

As the Nordic bishops clarify that Freemasonry and Catholicism are incompatible, a Catholic convert reflects on why he left Freemasonry behind. […]

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