Will Ethical COVID Vaccines Arrive at Warp Speed?
Promising ethical vaccines to fight COVID-19 have advanced to the later stages of testing.
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Catholics Aid Native Americans to Arrest Deadly Spread of COVID-19
Nations and tribes have been hit hard by the pandemic, but Catholics have played an important role in seeing successes in the fight against the coronavirus.
Pittsburgh’s Newest Personal Parish Shines Light on the Black Catholic Tradition
The Black Catholic tradition comes from Black Catholics and is open to all, but parish closures risk losing a treasure to be shared.
St. Philip Institute: A New Way to Form First-Century Christians for the 21st Century
Bishop Joseph Strickland founded the St. Philip Institute as the heart of his mission to radically transform the Diocese of Tyler, Texas, into a teaching diocese that would bring people into an intimate relationship with Jesus Christ.
‘No One Has Experienced This’ in Lebanon: Beirut Blast Unleashes National Catastrophe
The only Middle East country with a Christian head of state is now in an unprecedented state due to a harbor explosion of chemicals more destructive than wartime devastation.
Return or Go Extinct: 5 Things That Must Change Now for Iraq’s Christians
NEWS ANALYSIS: A new report from Aid to the Church in Need makes clear Christians need to see fundamental changes now to start thriving and to stem their continuing departure from their homeland.
‘We Live for Christ,’ Says Priest in Viral Photo Bringing Last Rites in Horrific Wreck
Father John Killackey discusses with the Register a photo that went viral of him walking in his cassock toward a terrible interstate accident where he gave the last rites to a truck driver.
A Catholic Champion Celebrates 20 Years of Landmark Anti-Trafficking Law
Rep. Chris Smith, R-N.J., says his commitment to fighting trafficking and protecting the unborn child are deeply rooted in his Catholic faith.
Building the House of God on Living Stones of Black and White
Black and white Catholics reflect on the concrete ways their experience can help the Church become more integrated in its diversity.
Knights and Ladies of Peter Claver: Committed to Holiness and Justice
The Knights of Peter Claver is a family-based Catholic organization born from the Black Catholic patrimony and open to all Catholic men and women.
