Pope Leo XIV Shares Message to Pilgrims at Historic Mass in Canterbury Cathedral
To have such a Mass celebrated in the mother church of England was ‘very impressive, very moving. We must pray a lot for the conversion of England...’
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Ennio Morricone’s Final Masterpiece: A Mass for the Pope
Best known for his iconic film scores, Morricone’s deep Catholic faith led him to compose a Mass that now stands among his greatest works.
From the Latin Mass to the Novus Ordo: How Did the Mass Change?
Among the most notable changes was the allowance of the use of modern, local languages in the Mass.
Victim of Istanbul Attack Was a Muslim Who Often Went to Catholic Mass
There are about 25,000 Roman Catholics living in Turkey, including migrants from Africa and the Philippines, according to a 2022 report by the U.S. State Department.
Ice Mass: Celebrating the Eucharist Outside on Campus
Mass in the snow has been a winter tradition for St. Albert the Great Catholic University Parish in Houghton at Michigan Technological University.
Lights-Off Liturgies: Why Don’t We Have More of Them?
The lack of artificial lighting during the Easter vigil can be a powerful aid to prayer, raising the question of why this practice isn’t done more regularly.
A Convert Considers the Joy of Catholic Rules
Having a rule, even if it’s not closely defined, is a great gift.
COVID-19 One Year Later
A NOTE FROM OUR PUBLISHER: As Catholics, it is our constitutional right as religious believers to assemble for worship, not a privilege that can be withdrawn unilaterally by the state.
Catholic Mass is Taken Off the Airwaves in Belarus
Bishop Yuri Kasabutsky, an auxiliary bishop of Minsk-Mogilev archdiocese, said that the sudden cessation of the broadcasts showed that the authorities were attempting to “put pressure” on the Catholic Church.
Law Professors Caution: Bans on Religious Gatherings Cannot Last Indefinitely
Catholic dioceses began cancelling public Masses in March, with the Archdiocese of Seattle the first to do so on March 11.
