How Should Healthcare Be Distributed When Hospitals Are Overwhelmed?
CNA spoke with Charlie Camosy, an associate professor of theology at Fordham University, about what principles should be used as doctors face the coronavirus pandemic.
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Mass Formally Opens Beatification Cause of Eileen O'Connor, Laywoman and Mystic
Eileen O'Connor and Fr. McGrath founded Our Lady's Nurses for the Poor in 1913 to care for the poor and sick.
Fort Worth Bishop Olson Helps Family Seek Care for Gravely Ill Tinslee Lewis
The hospital says it has contacted “more than 20, well-respected healthcare facilities and specialists over the course of several months, but even the highest level of medical expertise cannot correct conditions as severe as Tinslee’s.”
Vatican Office Temporarily Suspends Sanctions Against Indiana Jesuit High School
The Archdiocese of Indianapolis said the Congregation for Catholic Education was ‘following standard canon-law procedures’ and that it awaits the final decision.
Records On Life of Father Flanagan, Founder of Boys Town, Presented at Vatican
Father Flanagan helped at least 10,000 boys at Boys Town in his lifetime, and his influence extended around the world.
Former Erie Bishop Responds to Release of Pennsylvania Grand Jury Report
Bishop Emeritus Donald Trautman’s statement indicated his 'prayerful support to all victims of clergy sexual abuse” and “a sincere apology to all who have been harmed by clergy abuse.'
Canons of St. John Cantius Founder Remains Barred From Public Ministry
Father C. Frank Phillips, who has been accused of misconduct involving adult men, remains prohibited from ministry in the Chicago Archdiocese.
Cardinal DiNardo Denounces New US Asylum, Family Separation Policies
Speaking at the U.S. bishops’ spring assembly, the USCCB president called for immigration policies that are more open to the right to life and family unity.
Bishop Schneider: Fidelity to Christ Prompts Profession of Truth About Marriage
Kazakhstan bishops reiterate the long-standing teachings of the Church.
Archbishop Joseph Naumann Elected Head of Bishops’ Pro-Life Committee
Archbishop Joseph Naumann of Kansas City, Kansas, won with 96 votes. The other candidate, Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago, garnered 82 votes.
