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School of the Incarnation in Gambrills, Md.

Student’s Gender ‘Transition’ at Archdiocese of Baltimore School Sparks Furor

After concerned parents pushed back against the archdiocese’s decision to accommodate the girl’s ‘transition,’ her father resigned from his position as an administrator at the Catholic school.

Judy Roberts Nation

People wait in line Oct. 27 to vote as part of early general voting at St. Dominic Catholic Church in Brooklyn, New York.

What Happened to the Catholic Vote in the 2020 Presidential Election?

Stephen Beale Nation

California Bishop Oscar Cantú Under Vatican ‘Vos Estis’ Investigation

JD Flynn and Ed Condon/CNA Vatican

Experts: Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict Is Christian Genocide Under the Pretext of War

Victor Gaetan World

Cardinal Sean O'Malley addresses the 2020 USCCB Fall meeting Nov. 17.

USCCB 2020 Fall Meeting: Day 2 Recap

Catholic News Agency Nation

Archbishop Jose Gomez speaks Nov. 17 during a virtual session of USCCB fall assembly.

Archbishop Gomez: Biden Will ‘Support Policies’ Against ‘Fundamental’ Catholic Values

Catholic News Agency Nation

Catholics gather to pray the Rosary including Bishop Ma Daquin of Shanghai.

Exiled Chinese Catholic Journalist: Chinese Believers Need Help!

Bree A. Dail Interviews

Archbishop William Lori of Baltimore offers remarks during the 2020 virtual meeting of the U.S. bishops' conference.

Bishops Call for Prayer, Fasting and Reform as USCCB Discusses McCarrick Report

Ed Condon/CNA Nation

A woman holds a placard reading "We want the mass" as faithful Catholics rally to protest against COVID-19 restrictions under which masses are banned in churches, on November 15, 2020 in Versailles, outside Paris, as France is on a second lockdown to tackle the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic caused by the novel coronavirus.

New COVID-19 Restrictions in Europe are Depriving the Faithful of Mass Again

Solène Tadié News

Voter Izzi Buckles holds her son, Rowan, as she marks her ballot in a polling place at Roosevelt High School on Nov. 3 in Des Moines, Iowa. The election results are still not settled, and Catholics are urged to keep a Christ-focused perspective in these challenging times.

In Election’s Aftermath, Catholics Engaged in Political Battle Urged Not to Lose the Fight for Holiness

Jonathan Liedl Nation

Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone leads a Eucharistic procession to ‘Free the Mass’ Sept. 20 in San Francisco.

Peaceful Demonstrations Take a Stand for Right to Worship

Joe Biden and JFK: How Catholicism Played a Role in the Presidential Bids of 1960 and 2020

Stained glass shows a depiction of St. Margaret in her namesake chapel at the castle in Edinburgh, Scotland.

What St. Margaret of Scotland Can Teach Modern Moms

How Will the Church Emerge From the Shadow of the McCarrick Report?

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Pope Francis is active on social media including Instagram.

Vatican Investigating Racy Instagram ‘Like’ by Papal Account

Sources close to the Vatican press office confirmed that the pope’s various social media accounts are managed by a team of employees, and that an internal investigation is underway to determine how the “like” happened.

Christine Rousselle/CNA Vatican November 18, 2020

The Diocese of Nantes said there was also significant damage to the cathedral’s 16th century rose window and to the choir organ.

More Than 500 Hate Crimes Against Europe’s Christians Recorded in 2019

In France and Spain, there were multiple incidents in which tabernacles were broken into and consecrated hosts stolen.

Courtney Mares/CNA World November 17, 2020

Italian police park in front of St. Peter's Basilica inside Vatican City.

Report: Search Finds 600,000 Euros in Cash at Suspended Vatican Official’s Home

Police reportedly also found valuables worth an estimated two million euros and a number of gold and silver coins hidden in a wardrobe.

Catholic News Agency Vatican November 17, 2020

Bishop-elect David J. Bonnar of the Diocese of Youngstown, Ohio.

Ex-Chaplain to Pittsburgh Steelers Named Bishop of Youngstown, Ohio

According to the Diocese of Youngstown, Fr. Bonnar will be ordained a bishop on Jan. 12, 2021, at the Cathedral of St. Columba.

Catholic News Agency Nation November 17, 2020

The US Bishops met virtually this Fall amid spikes in the coronavirus pandemic.

USCCB Elects New General Secretary, Committee Heads

The conference’s general secretary, who must be a priest, is responsible for overseeing staff, committees, and projects of the USCCB, and for facilitating dialogue between the U.S. bishops and offices of the Vatican’s curial offices.

Catholic News Agency Nation November 17, 2020