Catholics in Sweden Receive Rare Electoral Guidance On Life Issues
The Diocese of Stockholm's justice and peace commission published a document urging Catholics to consider candidates' positions on abortion and euthanasia.
The Diocese of Stockholm's justice and peace commission published a document urging Catholics to consider candidates' positions on abortion and euthanasia.
In a country known for its secularism, the story of Sister Maria of the Annunciation, told in a documentary sequel, stands out as extraordinary — complete with roses from the Little Flower.
Cardinal Arborelius said that, although he would appreciate a papal visit from Pope Leo XIV, he hopes that the new pope will be able to visit Catholics in the neighboring countries of Scandinavia.
Local authorities have not yet confirmed the number of injured people and warned that the death toll could rise.
A snapshot of the small but vital and growing Church, in one of the most secularized countries in the West.
Newly minted Cardinal Anders Arborelius is not only the country’s first cardinal, but also the first ethnic Swede to be made bishop since the Reformation.
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