The “Save Our Sacred Sites” campaign aims to save historic church buildings at risk of closure by the Diocese of Buffalo.
The practice of “green burials” is growing in popularity including at numerous Catholic cemeteries throughout the United States.
Two court rulings in Florida and Texas simultaneously dealt both a victory and a setback to transgender advocates in the United States this week.
The state’s Department of Public Health says it will launch an “education campaign” to highlight “the dangers and potential harm” of crisis pregnancy centers.
Reims Archbishop Éric de Moulins-Beaufort said earlier this year that the measure would “shift our entire health care system toward death as a solution.”
The Archdiocese of Toronto on Sunday called for prayers after a fire engulfed and largely destroyed historic St. Anne’s Anglican Church in the Canadian city.
Capt. Jeffrey Little has received a partial religious exemption in his dispute with the county over raising a gay pride flag, but his lawyers say it's “not nearly enough.”
The Society of St. Adalbert said the Chicago Landmark Commission on Thursday “voted unanimously to landmark all four buildings on the St. Adalbert site.”
The court’s decision was “not making any type of ruling regarding substantive arguments” in the case, the judge said in issuing the order.
Historic St. Paul Catholic Church in downtown Lexington says on its website that “same-sex couples who would like a blessing” can contact the church’s pastor.
The shooting took place outside the Jesuit residence of the priest and 15 other Jesuits who serve St. Ignatius College Prep and nearby Stroger Hospital.
Gates, who has written fondly about her Catholic upbringing, said last week she is giving multimillion-dollar donations to abortion-supporting groups.
New U.S. Department of Education regulations prohibit “discriminating” against a woman for choosing to have an abortion.
Christian Matson, a hermit living in the Diocese of Lexington, Kentucky, went public with her transgender identity in a May 19 Religion News Service story.
The stolen money went toward “expensive purchases of concert and show tickets, luxury goods, payments to her home mortgage, and other purchases,” prosecutors said.
In recent years, Bishop Robert Barron noted, the comedian has pivoted away from criticism of religion and more toward criticism of “woke” politics.
The bankruptcy filing comes after plaintiffs lodged 154 sex abuse complaints against the diocese.
The Richmond cathedral’s search for a new organ eventually led it to the firm of Juget-Sinclair, whose build of the organ is its largest project to date.
The Archdiocese of Santa Fe said in a press release that Daniel Balizan had “taken his life” ahead of “a hearing in a child sexual abuse case.”
The U.S. bishops this month urged Congress to address the “maternal health crisis” in the United States.