


Pope Francis to Teens: Use the Summer Break Well

‘The Little Catholic Church on Irish Mountain’ Stood in West Virginia for 150 Years Before it Burned

Investigation Underway of Fire at Catholic Bookstore in Houston

The City of Big Shoulders — and Liturgical Confusion: Chicago Faithful Flummoxed by Inconsistent Liturgy Policy

Why Did Chief Justice Roberts Disagree With Overturning Roe v. Wade?

Joy, Disbelief and Planning for the Work Ahead: Veterans of the Pro-Life Movement Reflect on Roe’s Reversal
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Pope Francis: ‘I Have Been Able to Walk for 3 Days’
The Vatican has released a video of Pope Francis telling a group of bishops from Brazil this week that his mobility has improved.

More Than 100,000 March for Life in Spain
The reform of the abortion law was approved on May 17 by Spain’s Council of Ministers. Among other things, the bill would allow girls ages 16 and 17 to get an abortion without parental consent.

After Canceling Papal Trip, Pope Francis Will Send Cardinal Parolin to Visit Africa
Cardinal Parolin’s visit will take place July 1-8.

Pope Francis Blesses Neocatechumenal Way Missionaries
The Pope’s brief remarks were made during the Neocatechumenal Way missionary confirmation and sending, a meeting which included prayer and song, in the Vatican’s Paul VI Hall.

Should the Church Require a Year of Marriage Prep? Catholic Formators Weigh In
Deanna Johnston, the director of family life for the Diocese of Tyler, said she is in favor of a longer marriage preparation, but emphasized that it cannot just be the diocese handing couples a checklist of things to do for 12 months.

BREAKING: Historic Catholic Church in West Virginia Destroyed in Suspected Arson
The small, white building was known as ‘The Little Catholic Church on Irish Mountain,’ and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.