With the communist government of Cuba under extreme pressure from the economic crisis of its own making and a U.S.-imposed oil embargo, exiled Cuban opposition leaders outlined the way to democracy. […]
No casualties were reported in the attack in the Kurdistan region in northern Iraq. […]
Catholic leaders in Iraq are calling for prayer and peace talks as the country faces repercussions from the widening war in the Middle East. […]
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom also called for increasing refugee admissions to the United States. […]
A top U.S. cardinal had earlier claimed that the country’s vice president had apologized for his strong rhetoric regarding the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. […]
The diocese said it “willingly endured” more than half a decade’s worth of inquiries and records requests from the state government. […]
While Pablo Picasso was a professed atheist, a new exhibit in Spain highlights the spiritual sensibilities of his art. […]
Brother Mickey McGrath, OSFS, has 47 paintings inspired by Servant of God Sister Thea Bowman that have been packaged into boxes and sent to Rome for review to advance her cause for canonization. […]
A Catholic counseling formation program centered on human dignity will open in the fall as part of a collaboration between the University of Mary and the Diocese of Phoenix. […]
Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza was a wife and mother who had no intention of working in politics, but “it was her heart that was moved for the Rwandan people” that led her to human rights work. […]
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