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Process of Beatification to Begin for Co-Founder of Neocatechumenal Way
Carmen Hernández is known as ‘a bearer of Jesus Christ.’
Vatican Awaits Developments as It Investigates Cardinal Rodriguez Maradiaga and Honduras’ Catholic University
Questions have been raised about the attempt to transfer ownership of the university from the local Church to a foundation headed by the rector, ahead of the cardinal’s impending retirement.
Despite Incessant Attacks, Nigerian Catholics Keep Their Faith
More worrisome to Nigerian experts is that herdsmen attacks are popping up in Nigeria’s southern states, where they were rare a few years ago.
Our Personal Advent
COMMENTARY: It may come to us through pain, joy and longing. All three give us reason to say, ‘Come, Lord Jesus.’
Chaldean Catholic Patriarch: Iraqi Government Must Support Christians
Over the course of the interview, Cardinal Sako addressed emerging threats facing Christians in Iraq, including their exclusion from the political process.
Former Colombian Guerrilla Fighter Sentenced in Murder of Catholic Archbishop
The biographer of Archbishop Duarte, Father Efraín Montoya Flórez, said that on the day of the assassination, the prelate repeated twice the Prayer of Abandonment of St. Charles de Foucauld, a French mystic.
German Synodal Way Designed to Create ‘Pressure’ on the Church, Founding President Says
Together with Cardinal Reinhard Marx, Sternberg launched the Synodal Way in 2019.
Ukrainian Archbishop Appeals for Release of Catholic Priests Captured by Russian Troops
The Ukrainian archbishop asked Catholics around the world to pray for the release of the priests.
Cuban Priest: Dignity Comes From God, Not the Government
The Cuban priest explained that dignity is a gift given by God and not something that is received from a government authority.
