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Catholic Schools, Invigorated by ‘the Gift of Time,’ Trying to Make Gains While the Sun Shines
Catholic Schools Expect Another Year of Gains Post-Pandemic
Rosaries Are Flying Off the Shelves After ‘The Atlantic’ Article Suggests Link to ‘Extremism’
Online shops report a boost in sales this week.
‘Trans-Medicine:’ It’s Real and It’s Dangerous
COMMENTARY: Catholics must, with due care and concern for those afflicted by gender dysphoria, push back against the grave error of gender ideology and reaffirm the objective truths about the human person.
Doctor Says Boston Gender Clinic Mutilates and Sterilizes Children
The program has seen over 1,000 patients, as young as 3 years old.
‘The Atlantic’ Publishes Article on the Rosary as Symbol of Far-Right, Violent Extremism
The Rosary, first promoted by the Dominican Order, is a Marian form of prayer based on meditations on the life of Christ.
Visa and the Victims of Pornhub: New Lawsuit Could Bring Greater Accountability to the Industry
A breakthrough case forcing credit-card company to address explicit content involving minors is shedding light on the volatile world of online pornography.
Will These African Americans Be Canonized?
Learn about six holy lives in an upcoming EWTN documentary.
US Bishops Offer Sympathy and Support After Albuquerque Murders
'The Catholic community stands in support of our Muslim brothers and sisters during this time of crisis. The senseless murders of these upstanding members of our community bring sorrow to all of us,' the Archdiocese of Santa Fe said in a Sunday statement.
Sainthood Cause for Father Vincent Capodanno Sees Setback
The ‘Grunt Padre’ died on a Vietnam battlefield as a military chaplain to U.S. Marines. Theological consultants recently voted to recommend to Vatican dicastery that the cause be suspended. But supporters remain hopeful that an appeal will resume the efforts.
