The recent decision of a French Court of Appeal to confirm the removal of a statue of St. Michael the Archangel from a seaside town stirred strong reactions across the country.
The European Commission’s 2022 Rule of Law report has once again singled out Poland and Hungary, accusing both countries of not addressing “serious concerns,” including breaches in their judiciary and media systems. The report identified stark differences between the EU and the two countries.
‘My family grieved me as I was basically gone,’ Richard Johnson said during a pilgrimage to Lourdes.
More than 175 U.S. active-duty personnel and veterans are taking part in a pilgrimage sponsored by the Knights of Columbus.
‘Through the intercession of St. John Paul II, God led us to this residence,’ said Eleanor Petritschenko.
The movement is growing — thanks to a cigar-chomping bench press champion.
Msgr. Philippe Bordeyne officially took office on Sept. 22.
Anti-clerical revolutionaries expelled the Benedictines in 1790.
A study found traditionalism is growing steadily year on year.
For 23 years, FSSP priests have served Catholics in Dijon archdiocese. Now, the archbishop has told them to leave.
France’s religious heritage is in a precarious state. This is why.
Fr. Marie-Étienne Vayssière (1864-1940) is a little-known but quietly influential figure.