‘Devastated’ Traditional Latin Mass Devotees Petition Arlington Bishop to Ease Restrictions
As Omicron Surges, Catholic Schools Meet the Challenge
William Stafford, the March for Life and the Power of Poetry
Supreme Court Considers Boston’s ‘Flagpoles Case’
Remembering Lily von Hildebrand
Use ‘Preferred Pronouns’ or Else, University’s Gender Inclusion Plan Warns
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New Committee Aims to Build Up Political Candidates Who Support Religious Liberty for All
Sam Brownback, a Catholic and a former U.S. ambassador-at-large for religious freedom, said the founders of the group are “increasingly concerned with declining religious freedom here at home” and the “exponential” effect that has overseas.
Synod of Bishops’ Resources Website Links to Women’s Ordination Group
The Women’s Ordination Conference, founded in 1975, describes itself as “the oldest and largest organization working to ordain women as deacons, priests, and bishops.”
Pope Francis Offers Prayers for the People of Tonga After Volcanic Eruption and Tsunami
Seen in satellite images from space, scientists have called the volcanic blast in the South Pacific on Jan. 15 the largest eruption in the world in three decades.
The Order of Malta’s New Statutes Could Dilute its Sovereignty Forever
Fra’ Luzzago, whose official title is Lieutenant of the Grand Master, added that “this sovereignty has enabled the Order of Malta to build up its vast network of international relations through its diplomacy committed to the constant support of its centuries-old humanitarian mission.”
Emmanuel Macron Calls for Abortion to be Added to EU Rights Charter
President Macron of France made the appeal the day after the European Union’s law-making body elected the pro-life Maltese politician Roberta Metsola as its new president.
Pope Francis: ‘God is Not Afraid of Our Sins’
Speaking about God’s tenderness and mercy, Pope Francis said that the “things of God always reach us through the mediation of human experiences.”
Voices from the Blogs
Catholic Filmmaker’s Historical-Fiction Film, ‘A Heart Like Water,’ to Be Offered Widely Soon
Your Imperfect Beginnings Are the First Step Toward a Perfect Ending
Today’s Barbarians Beguile People So That They May Kill Them
This Church-Approved 1980 Marian Apparition Echoes Our Lady of Fatima
Martin Luther King Jr. Stands Firmly on the Shoulders of Augustine and Aquinas
MLK, the Law and Human Rights
Our Culture Despises Innocence Because It Fears Its Power
