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Pope Francis: Disabled People Must Have Access to the Sacraments and Catholic Parish Life
Pope Francis emphasized that, by virtue of their baptism, disabled people are called to missionary discipleship just as much as every other baptized person.
Catholic Priest in Nigeria Released After Being Held Captive for 10 days
During the 10 days that Fr. Dajo was held captive, Archbishop Kaigama repeatedly appealed for people to pray for his safe release and for others also held captive.
Pope Francis’ Ambulance Brings Free Flu Shots and Coronavirus Tests to the Homeless
A local priest, Fr. Andrea Conocchia, said that this may have been the first time they had “received such concrete and effective attention on the part of the Church.”
Vienna Terror Attack Reportedly Intended to Target Church Youth Group
An Austrian publication is reporting that Al-Albany had wanted a bloodbath and tried to enter St. Rupert’s Catholic Church, where a Catholic youth group was gathered.
NYC Mayor de Blasio Defends Decision Not to Pay for Coronavirus Testing at Private Schools
The legal fight comes amid new public health measures from Gov. Andrew Cuomo, which included additional testing requirements for schools open for in-person learning in certain zones of the city with higher infection rates.
Hong Kong Democracy Protestors Sentenced to Months in Prison
Political leaders from the United States and Great Britain decried the sentencing of the three activists.
U.K. High Court Rules Children Are Unlikely to be Able to Give Informed Consent to Puberty Blockers
The landmark ruling may influence lawmakers and judges in other parts of the world.
Rome’s Franciscans to Provide ‘Blessing from Afar’ on Immaculate Conception Feast
Cardinal Angelo de Donatis, vicar general of the Diocese of Rome, composed a prayer of entrustment to Mary for Catholics to say from home on the solemnity.
Pope Francis Prays for Victims of Islamist Attack in Nigeria that Left 30 Beheaded
More than 12,000 Christians in Nigeria have been killed in Islamist attacks since June 2015, according to a 2020 report.
