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A bottle of hand gel is seen in a stoup of the Church of Our Lady (Lievenvrouwenkerk) on Aug. 2 in Sint-Truiden, Belgium.

Eucharistic Revival Depends on Learning From Mistakes We Made During COVID-19

It is important for the leaders and faithful of the Church to take this time to examine the impact of the pandemic on Catholic life.

Father Roger Landry Blogs

IN THE CLASSROOM. The St. Thomas More ‘teacher boot camp,’ which trains liberal-arts graduates to become Catholic-school teachers, is part of the St. Thomas More Teaching Fellows Initiative in the Boston Archdiocese.

Catholic Schools, Invigorated by ‘the Gift of Time,’ Trying to Make Gains While the Sun Shines

Matthew McDonald Nation

Twenty Years Ago John Paul II Entrusted the World to Divine Mercy With This Prayer

Zelda Caldwell/CNA World

‘Trans-Medicine:’ It’s Real and It’s Dangerous

Andrea M. Picciotti-Bayer Nation

Notably, the statement upholding the traditional view of marriage was passed by the house of the laity by 63 votes to 47 and by the house of clergy by 70 votes to 39.

Australian Anglicans Split Over Same-Sex Marriage

AC Wimmer/CNA World

Vatican Will Not Take Cardinal Ouellet to Trial for Sex Abuse Allegation

Hannah Brockhaus/CNA Vatican

The lunette of one of the side doors depicting St. Thomas Aquinas, detail of the facade of the Church of Santa Maria Novella in Florence, Italy.

Is Thomas Aquinas’ Philosophy for Everyone?

Donald DeMarco Commentaries

Father Fidelis Moscinski

Catholic Priest and Two Others Sentenced to Jail for Red Rose Rescue

Theresa Bonopartis Blogs

Catherine Hadro, Mary FioRito, and Molly Sheahan discuss pro-life work in an post-Roe world in the latest Register Roundtable.

Post-Roe Pro-Life Prudence

Jonathan Liedl Culture of Life

Arlington Bishop Reflects on Path Forward After Implementing Latin Mass Restrictions

Joe Bukuras/CNA Nation

A toddler stares intently at the Blessed Sacrament.

Visiting Jesus: Take Little Ones to Adoration

Father Juan Antonio Guerrero Alves, prefect of the Secretariat for the Economy.

Show Me the Money: Report Gives Unprecedented Look Into Vatican Finances

Clockwise from left: The work of Beyer Studios and Conrad Schmitt Studios includes vibrant windows highlighting Our Lady of Knock for St. Mary of Sorrows Church in Fairfax, Virginia; Mother Teresa at the chapel at Christendom College; the Blessed Mother at St. Stanislaus in Milwaukee; the baptism of Jesus (seen from the outside) at St. Nicholas Church in Virginia Beach, Virginia; and St. Joseph and Jesus in the workshop at Our Lady of Good Help Shrine in Champion, Wisconsin.

Windows Into the Heavenly Realm: The New Renaissance of Stained Glass

Divine Mercy Is the Mission Closest to Pope Francis’ Heart

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Catholic journalist Luka Binniyat.

Journalist Who Reported on Massacre of Nigerian Christians to Stand Trial for ‘Cyberstalking’

Luka Binniyat is set to stand trial before a Nigerian magistrate on Sept. 6.

Douglas Burton/CNA World August 18, 2022

The first day of school at Sacred Heart Catholic School in Uvalde, Texas, Aug. 15, 2022.

Back-to-School in Uvalde Means Catholic School Scholarships for Hurting Families

Eleven of the new students at Sacred Heart were wounded in the shooting. Their former school is less than a mile and a half away.

Kevin J. Jones/CNA Nation August 18, 2022

The Church celebrates the Queen of Heaven with the memorial of the Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary on Aug. 22.

Be Sober and Serious in Securing Salvation

User’s Guide to Sunday, Aug. 21

Msgr. Charles Pope Sunday Guide August 18, 2022

Bishop Rolando Álvarez of Matagalpa walks with other pilgrims to the Shrine of the Divine Child in July 2022.

Spanish Bishops Stand in Solidarity with Church in Nicaragua, Persecuted by Ortega Government

The persecution of the Catholic Church in Nicaragua has been increasing for years.

Nicolás de Cárdenas/CNA/Aci Prensa World August 18, 2022

The Court of Appeal is based at the Royal Courts of Justice in London.

Why the Vatican’s Secretariat of State is Set to Face a Trial in the UK Over the London Property Deal

The English Court of Appeal ruling leaves several questions open.

Andrea Gagliarducci/CNA Vatican August 18, 2022

A fragment on the True Cross on which Jesus was condemned to death.

The Relics St. Helena Brought to Rome From the Holy Land

After her pilgrimage to the Holy Land, St. Helena brought fragments of the True Cross, the cross on which Jesus died.

Hannah Brockhaus/CNA World August 18, 2022

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Father Joseph Mary Wolfe chronicles the updates to Our Lady of the Angels Chapel at EWTN in Irondale, Alabama.

EWTN Chapel Raises Hearts to God

Former NFL player and head coach Jim Harbaugh visits the SiriusXM set at Super Bowl 50 Radio Row at the Moscone Center on February 5, 2016 in San Francisco, California.

Coach Jim Harbaugh’s Pro-Life Convictions: ‘I Want to Be on the Side of Those Unborn Children’

New prelate of Opus Dei Msgr. Fernando Ocariz Brana poses in front of the sculpture of his predecessor, Alvaro Del Portillo, at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, on Jan. 24, 2017, in Vatican City, Vatican.

Pope Francis Modifies Governance of Opus Dei: What Will It Mean?

Rose Turner walks with her son, Robert Chase, while looking for a store with baby formula and money to buy it as the U.S. struggled with a shortage of baby formula May 19. Turner, who does not have a permanent home, came to Washington, D.C., with her 6-month-old son to be close to her mother while seeking refuge from an abusive partner. Similar situations often lead women to consider abortion, and the pro-life movement is working in new ways to make abortion unthinkable for women.

Is Now the Time for ‘Pro-Life 3.0’?

(L-R): A passport picture that Edith Stein (1891-1942) had to have taken for her passport (ca. December 1938-1939) before moving to Echt, Netherlands; St. Titus Brandsma (1881-1942).

How a Carmelite Philosopher and Journalist Became Catholic Martyrs 80 Years Ago: The Witness of Sts. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross and Titus Brandsma

Through attendance at daily Mass, the pupils of St. Augustine Catholic School in Covington, Kentucky, have bolstered their faith and academic success.

How Daily Mass Transformed a Catholic School in Kentucky