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Nicaraguan Dictator Ortega Verbally Attacks Pope, Calls Church ‘The Perfect Dictatorship’
This is not the first time that Ortega has publicly attacked the Catholic Church.
What Does Giorgia Meloni’s Victory Mean for Catholics in Italy?
As the leader of a party that originates from a postwar movement born from the ashes of fascism, Meloni can neither be called a post-fascist nor simply a far-right leader.
Supporters of Statue of St. Michael the Archangel in Small French Town Vow to Fight Removal Order
The statue was installed in 2018 opposite the church of St Michael. It was initially at a school of the same name from 1935 until 2017.
Catholics in Poland and Around the World Pray Divine Mercy Chaplet to End War
With rosaries in hand, the faithful asked God for mercy for all humanity.
The Sparkling Story of the World-Famous ‘Smiling Angel’
This medieval masterpiece of religious art and the witness of countless coronations of kings of France became the symbol of the Cathedral of Reims and one of the most widespread representations of angel in the world.
Salvadoran Education Ministry Dismisses Official Who Endorsed Kids’ TV Show with Gender Ideology
The Parents’ Alliance, a civil society movement in defense of the family in El Salvador, welcomed the removal of the director of INFOD.
40 Days for Life in Spain Announces Guidelines Amid Government Harassment of Pro-Lifers
40 Days for Life reminded its volunteers that prayer s
How to Prayerfully Participate in the International Week of Prayer & Fasting
Call to lift up petitions to God for nations, society and families.
Cardinal Zen’s Second Day in Court: Magistrate Rules There is Sufficient Evidence
Cardinal Zen’s next trial date is set for Oct. 26.
