France Becomes First European Country to Ban Social Media for Minors Under 15
“France is leading the way in Europe by becoming the first country to establish a ‘digital age of majority,’” said the country’s minister delegate for digital sovereignty.
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French Bishop: Catholic Lawmakers Who Back Euthanasia Bill Cannot Receive Communion
Bishop Marc Aillet has warned ahead of France’s decisive final vote on July 15 that Catholic lawmakers who support the bill “will no longer be able to receive Communion.”
A Lebanese Maronite Priest Introduced Coffee to Christendom
In the hands of this Maronite scholar, the humble bean became not only a beverage but a witness to divine Providence.
Islam as a Mirror: What Europe’s Migration Crisis Reveals About the West’s Loss of Faith
U.S. historian Raymond Ibrahim argues that Europe’s crisis of Muslim migration has less to do with Islam than with a West that has lost the will — and the faith — to defend itself.
Why the American Revolution Brought Liberty — And the French Revolution a Reign of Terror
COMMENTARY: The experiences of Lafayette and other veterans of the American War of Independence reveal why many came to see the French Revolution as the opposite of the freedom they had defended across the Atlantic.
In Secular Norway, New Shrine Honors Persecuted Christians as Catholic Interest Grows
The new prayer center, the eighth established by Nasarean.org worldwide, opens as the nation’s Catholic leaders report increasing interest in the faith among young adults raised outside Christianity.
How the Post-Conciliar Classic ‘Bread Grows in Winter’ Speaks to Our Time
125 years after her birth, Ida Friederike Görres’ collection of essays, newly translated into English, reads like prophecy, according to one of the world’s foremost experts on her work.
Catholic Entrepreneur: The More Powerful AI Becomes, the More People Turn to God
Months after calling for a new order of Christian knights to help the Church navigate the age of artificial intelligence, Catholic tech investor Artur Kluz says Pope Leo’s encyclical has confirmed that the technology world is listening.
Women Are Being Left Out of the AI Conversation: Should We Care?
As the world increasingly turns to the Catholic Church for guidance on the ethical challenges posed by artificial intelligence, is the feminine genius being stifled out of the conversation?
Catholicism Makes Unexpected Inroads in Secular Estonia
The former communist country’s first diocesan bishop says Easter brought an unprecedented number of adult catechumens, almost all of them native Estonians.
