Republican lawmakers in Mississippi and Missouri are attempting to mitigate proposed pro-abortion initiatives in favor of the strong pro-life laws currently in force.
In the case, the abortion providers who filed the suit argued that Pennsylvania’s policies regarding the use of federal funds unfairly singled out women.
Terrorists stormed a Catholic church during Mass on Sunday in Istanbul, Turkey, killing one person by shooting him in the head. The Islamic State claimed responsibility.
Entrepreneur and North Carolina father Jimmy Coleman plans to run a 50-mile route this Friday, Jan. 26, stopping at five Catholic parishes.
The U.S. Supreme Court announced Monday that it will review the case of an Oklahoma man on death row who may have been wrongfully convicted.
The Community of Sant’Egidio shared a petition Jan. 23 urging Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey to halt the execution of Kenneth “Kenny” Eugene Smith.
Rows upon rows of participants young and old made their way around the National Mall to the Supreme Court on Friday.
At the 51st annual national March for Life, taking place in snowy conditions today in Washington, D.C., keynote speakers strongly leaned into this year’s theme.
The nine-day novena sponsored by the USCCB began Jan. 16 and goes until Jan. 24, two days after the Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children.
Several adult Catholics from St. Louis told CNA that the experience reinvigorated their desire to share the faith in their parish setting.
Payton Gendron’s May 2022 shooting rampage resulted in 10 deaths. Authorities called it a racially motivated hate crime.
Set to open July 17–21, the congress will feature a mile-long Eucharistic procession through Indianapolis and opportunities for adoration with 80,000 attendees.
EWTN Radio announced this week that Father Mike Schmitz’s “Bible in a Year” and “Catechism in a Year” podcasts will begin airing nationwide beginning Jan. 15.
Peter Sonski is the 2024 presidential nominee for the American Solidarity Party (ASP), a young, small, but growing pro-life political party.
The Black Nazarene procession in the Philippines, one of the largest religious devotions in the world, returned this year to its traditional size, attracting millions.
Winona-Rochester Bishop Robert Barron is urging Catholics to oppose an effort to make assisted suicide legal in Minnesota.
Some 24,000 Catholics, mostly young adults, just gathered in St. Louis, setting the stage for an even larger gathering this summer.
The conference attracted young people, clergy, religious sisters, and more from around the world this week for talks, workshops, entertainment, and worship.
Young Catholics attending the SEEK24 conference are expressing an openness to letting Jesus deeper into their lives, several speakers told CNA.
A record number of college-age students, priests, bishops, religious brothers, sisters, and more are attending SEEK24.