Catholic Filmmaker’s Historical-Fiction Film, ‘A Heart Like Water,’ to Be Offered Widely Soon
The wordlessness of the film draws the viewer deeply into the drama of life on the prairie
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Catholic Leaders Offer Prayers After Mexico Truck Crash Kills at Least 54
In a telegram sent Dec. 10, the Holy Father said that he prays for the eternal rest of the deceased and expressed his deep sorrow to the families of the victims.
5 Items to Watch at the US Bishops’ Fall Meeting
The discussion about Eucharistic coherence will garner the most media attention, but four other issues also warrant close consideration.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel to Meet With Pope Francis for the Fifth Time
The most frequent head of state to visit Pope Francis during his pontificate, Merkel and Francis both have a high regard for each other and agree on a number of political issues.
Catholic Cardinal Says Haiti’s ‘Catastrophic Situation’ Led Haitians to U.S. Border
“Yes, I was a victim during the earthquake, and I can tell you that to see something falling all around you is something quite breathtaking. And to escape … is another miracle,” Cardinal Langlois said.
Forcing Asylum-Seekers to Stay in Mexico Will ‘Deepen Human Suffering,’ Immigrant Advocates Say
After a lower court on Aug. 14 ordered the Biden administration to reinstate the “Remain in Mexico” policy, the Supreme Court on Tuesday evening refused to grant a stay of that ruling in Biden v. Texas, allowing the order to go into effect.
What the Bishop of El Paso Told the Vice President About Immigration
The bishop of El Paso said the Church must work with the administration on issues that overlap with Church teaching.
Vermont Diocese Says Immigration Delays Forcing the Departure of Four Priests
In a press release from the diocese, Bishop Christopher Coyne of Burlington said that this situation was “completely unexpected” and prompted “a significant number” of priest transfers to help fill parish vacancies.
Border Crisis: Biden Administration Faces Challenges With Northern Triangle Plan
U.S. efforts to tamp down migration to the southern border by strengthening Central American countries will have to overcome corruption and bad governance.
Migrant Surge at the Border, Paid Family Leave, and Faith on Campus
On EWTN News In Depth, host Montse Alvarado talks to experts about what’s behind a surge of migrants and refugees at the U.S.-Mexico border and examines the impact of the pandemic on women in the workforce.
