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Vatican’s Saints Office Says it Did Not Ask for Money for Beatification
Italian Prime Minister Aldo Moro was a founding member of Italy’s center-left Christian Democracy party and is said to be one of the most popular leaders in the history of the Italian Republic.
Pope Francis: ‘The Church is a Great School of Prayer’
Pope Francis stressed that without prayer, the Church becomes “like an empty shell” in which no effective changes take place and which loses its direction to evangelize.
Young Woman Dies After Getting Legal Abortion in Argentina
Pro-life leader Guadalupe Batallán tweeted Monday that “María del Valle was 23 years old and had her whole life in front of her.
Pro-Life Leaders: Allowing Mail-Order Abortion Pill Will Pose ‘Grave Danger’ for Women
Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the Susan B. Anthony List, said the FDA’s decision was “pure politics” and accused pro-abortion activists of “exploiting the COVID-19 pandemic from the beginning, working to eliminate safety precautions in order to expand the proliferation of dangerous chemical abortion drugs.”
Former Auxiliary Bishop Who Mishandled Abuse Reports Named Pastor in Cincinnati Archdiocese
Bishop Binzer's appointment as a pastor has drawn media attention and criticism because of his handling of abuse reports against a priest.
Abuse Commission of Church in Germany Defends Citing Michel Foucault
Foucault, who died in 1984 at age 57, was a prominent 20th century philosopher, writer, and political activist known for his controversial theories about power, madness, and sexuality.
Brooklyn Center Catholics Come to Terms with Daunte Wright’s Death and the Impact on Their Community
‘Tensions are just very, very high,’ Redemptorist Father John Schmidt, the pastor of St. Alphonsus Catholic Church, told the Register.
‘Going to Get Worse Before It Gets Better’: Religious Membership Decline Prompts Sober Reflection
Church membership in the U.S. fell below 50% for the first time ever — what are the factors in play, and what does it mean for the Church going forward?
California Lifts Capacity Limits on Religious Gatherings Following Supreme Court Ruling
The court majority noted in an unsigned order that the state’s “three households” rule did not apply as strictly to secular indoor gatherings, such as indoor shopping or businesses such as nail salons, as it did to private religious gatherings at homes.
