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Polish Bishop Dies From the Coronavirus
Bishop Wojtuś, a retired auxiliary bishop of Gniezno archdiocese, was admitted to hospital on Saturday after testing positive for the coronavirus.
After Parish in Santiago, Chile Destroyed by Arson, Pastor Urges Hope
Father Pedro Narbona said he was especially concerned because “with so much destruction, so much hatred and revenge” those most affected are the poor.
Alleged Vatican Money Transfers During Pell Trial Referred to Police by Australian Intelligence Agency
Cardinal Becciu has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing or attempt to influence the trial of Cardinal Pell.
The Basilica of St. Rita, Patroness of Impossible Causes, Launches Lebanon Prayer Campaign
Lebanese Catholics have a great devotion to St. Rita, the 14th-century Italian stigmatist saint who embraced suffering with charity.
Beatification Cause of ‘Mother of Lepers’ Opens in Poland
Following the opening of her cause, Bishop Bryl preached at a Mass in the cathedral, describing Błeńska as a woman of faith whose actions were rooted in prayer.
After Teacher Beheaded, Some in France Turn to Fr. Jacques Hamel
Bishop Éric Aumonier of Versailles, the diocese that includes Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, said Oct. 16 that the killing “shakes us, like all citizens attached to the values of freedom, equality and fraternity.”
In Chile, Archbishop Condemns Arson Attacks That Destroyed Catholic Churches
A number of churches across Chile have been attacked and looted amid political demonstrations in the country.
Welsh Government Accused of Seeing Catholic Schools as a ‘Problem’
The authorities are moving forward with plans to rename Religious Education as “Religion, Values and Ethics” in a new curriculum, despite widespread opposition.
