European Union Court Rules Hungary’s LGBTQ Law ‘Breaches EU Founding Values’
The Court of Justice of the European Union ruled on Tuesday that Hungary's 2021 LGBTQ law breached EU founding values.
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What’s at Stake for the Church in Europe’s Most Closely Watched Election?
ANALYSIS: Hungary Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his Fidesz party were behind in the polls heading into the country’s high-stakes April 12 election.
Blessed Mary Magdalene Bódi: Hungary’s New Virgin-Martyr of World War II
Beatified Sept. 6 in Veszprém, Hungary, the young factory worker gave her life resisting a Soviet soldier’s assault in 1945.
How a Saint’s Feast Became Hungary’s National Holiday After Communism
Once suppressed under communist rule, the feast of St. Stephen is now the country’s defining civic and religious holiday.
Echoes of Christian Europe: Beauty, Memory, and the Soul of Budapest
Explore quiet corners of grace shaped not only by elegance, but by endurance.
Hungary’s Camino: The Road to Mary’s Shrine
Hungarian hymns echoed softly through the trees in the valley of Mátraverebély.
Why Pope St. John Paul II So Admired Hungary’s ‘Holy Family’
Royal family exhibits the key to effective family policy.
Pope Francis, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán Talk Ukraine and Family Policies
During the meeting, “deep gratitude” was expressed for “the commitment of the Catholic Church in promoting the development and well-being of Hungarian society.”
Breaking Down the ‘Wall of Silence’ About Persecution of Christians
Tristan Azbej, Hungary’s state secretary for aid to persecuted Christians, hopes Hungary’s six-month rotating presidency of the EU Council will raise awareness regarding this major issue.
‘Contemporary for 1,000 Years’: Pannonhalma Abbey Is a Jewel of Hungary’s Medieval Religious Heritage
The historic abbey, which in 2024 is celebrating the eighth centenary of the consecration of its basilica dedicated to St. Martin of Tours, has retained an undiminished attractiveness.
