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A sister of the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne shares a moment with a resident at Rosary Hill Home in Hawthorne, New York.

Don’t Tread on the Hawthorne Dominican Sisters

EDITORIAL: Stop treading on the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne — and allow them, as faithfully Catholic American citizens, to continue their loving Christian care of the terminally ill without any further unjustified interference.

The Editors Editorial

Newly ordained SSPX Bishops (left to right) Pascal Schreiber, Michael Goldade, Michel Poinsinet de Sivry and Marc Hanappier stand with Bishop Alfonso de Galarreta after their episcopal ordination in Écône, Switzerland, on Wednesday.

The SSPX Again Says No to the Catholic Church

Father Raymond J. de Souza Commentaries

Why the American Revolution Brought Liberty — And the French Revolution a Reign of Terror

Solène Tadié Commentaries

Vatican Formally Notifies SSPX Bishops of Excommunication

Ishmael Adibuah/EWTN News Vatican

At the core of the social fabric that children with siblings are born into is a built-in moral framework.

The Saving Grace of Siblings: What the ‘Only Child’ Syndrome Is Costing Our Kids

Alyssa Murphy Blogs

L-R: Top row: ARC co-founder Jordan Peterson and Harvard professor Arthur Brooks; Bottom row: Catholic scholar Carrie Gress and U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson: This quartet joined other speakers in London for the recent ARC Conference.

International Conference Promotes the West’s Founding Principles

Andreas Thonhauser World

From left to right, Colton Ruud, Madison Campbell, professor Michael Douglas, Wendy Jackson and Samantha Sheridan, visit the Colosseum in Rome.

Rome’s Ancient Marvels Gave These Engineering Students a Sense of Their Vocation

Zelda Caldwell Education

When the Lord Jesus distinguished the things of God from the things of Caesar, he was teaching that Caesar’s writ is limited.

Keeping a Republic: A 250th Birthday Meditation

George Weigel Commentaries

18-day-old Juan David reunited with his father after surviving a harrowing 32-hours with his mother under pounds of rubble following the devastating earthquake in Venezuela.

Ray of Hope in Venezuela: Mother and 18-Day-Old Son Survive Deadly Earthquake

Alyssa Murphy World

Cape Verde players celebrate after the 2026 World Cup Group H football match between Cape Verde and Saudi Arabia in Houston on June 26, 2026. The game finished 0-0.

Cape Verde’s World Cup Success Puts Spotlight on Island-Nation and Its Catholic Faith

Matthew McDonald World

The U.S Supreme Court is seen on June 25, 2026, in Washington. The Supreme Court term ended June 30.

Supreme Court Delivers Victories for Parental Rights, Women’s Sports and Free Speech

The Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist, make the special rosaries at their convent in Weirton, West Virginia: left to right, Sisters Marie Jeannette, Maria Miguel, Jude Andrew, Peter Grace and Maria Kolbe.

Calling All Rosary Makers: 75,000 Sets of Prayer Beads Needed for Fulton Sheen Beatification

5 Heroes of American Catholicism

Catholic Admiration for George Washington Has Nothing to Do With His Purported ‘Conversion’

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‘Religious freedom is grounded in the dignity of the human person — the very principle the American founders encoded in law.’

This Fourth of July Offers a Time for Gratitude, Not Sentimentality

COMMENTARY: The nation we celebrate this July Fourth is where God has chosen for us to keep his work alive.

Andrea M. Picciotti-Bayer Commentaries July 2, 2026

Cardinal Parolin: SSPX Ordinations Are ‘Schismatic’

Cardinal Pietro Parolin said the episcopal ordinations carried out without papal mandate by the Society of St. Pius X 'deeply wound' Church unity.

ACI Stampa/EWTN News Vatican July 2, 2026

Sister Leticia Ugboaja, a member of the Daughters of Mary Mother of Mercy and a registered nurse in McAllen, Texas, was detained by ICE on June 28, 2026, and released promptly after the intervention of public officials.

Nun Arrested by ICE While Walking to Sunday Mass in Texas Released After Lawmakers’ Intervention

The incident comes amid heightened immigration enforcement under the Trump administration, which has included operations near houses of worship.

Amira Abuzeid/EWTN News Nation July 1, 2026

U.S. Capitol viewed through the columns of the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, D.C.

Supreme Court Will Hear Catholic-Backed Jewish Religious Liberty Suit Involving 'Finality' Rule

Daniel Grand is asking the high court to rule on his long-running lawsuit against the city of University Heights, Ohio.

Daniel Payne/EWTN News Nation July 1, 2026

The Archdiocese of Mexico stated that “prayer is capable of uniting those whom the world insists on keeping apart.”

Amid World Cup, Church in Mexico Reminds Fans That Prayer Is ‘The Path to Unite the World’

The sight of players who were fiercely competing just moments before joining together in prayer at the end of a soccer match sends a powerful message that prayer unites and overcomes differences.

David Ramos/EWTN News/ACI Prensa World July 1, 2026