Bishop Frank Dewane said that Father Jerome Kaywell’s accuser apologized and said the accusation of sexual misconduct was based on a “false memory.”
Pope Francis has laicized an Ohio priest, Michael Zacharias, who was convicted on five counts of sex trafficking by a federal jury in Ohio last May.
The historic Pontifical Gregorian University this week announced its official merger with the Pontifical Biblical Institute and the Pontifical Oriental Institute.
The bishops said the FDA “has enabled a nationwide mail-order abortion industry and turned neighborhood pharmacies into chemical abortion providers.”
Chesterton Academy of Our Lady of Hope in Warwick, Rhode Island, recently acquired the property of St. Francis School and Church from the Providence Diocese.
Bishop Michael Burbidge of Arlington, Virginia, announced that his diocese is willing to help with the burial of the body of an unborn baby discovered in a local pond.
Several French Catholic bishops this week roundly condemned a recently announced proposal by the Macron government to legalize the practice of assisted suicide.
Pornhub, one of the largest pornography websites in the world, has ceased offering its website in Texas rather than comply with the state’s age verification law.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that a major Catholic charity group’s activities were not “primarily” religious under state law.
A priest in Indiana is suing his diocese for fraud and defamation after he was suspended over what the clergyman claims were false allegations.
The Diocese of Buffalo in New York has announced the sale of its headquarters in downtown Buffalo nearly four years after it declared bankruptcy.
The Department of Justice said the Utah Department of Corrections had violated the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Over a dozen state attorneys general are threatening a possible lawsuit over a bill that extends legal protections to out-of-staters seeking transgender-related procedures.
Diocese of Fargo Bishop John Folda said in a statement this month that former priest Neil Pfeifer “received a dispensation from the clerical state” effective March 8.
Andrea Mia Ghez, recognized for her groundbreaking research on black holes, is one of only four women to have been awarded the Nobel Prize in physics.
The measure under consideration seeks to “authorize the natural organic reduction of human remains as a final disposition of such remains.”
NYPD Crime Stoppers is offering a $3,500 reward for tips leading to the arrest of a man who impersonated a priest to gain access to a Queens church.
Franciscan University of Steubenville, founded in 1946, announced the launch of the program in a press release last month.
Members of a transgender advocacy organization admitted that children who receive transgender procedures are too young to be capable of consent.
The French National Assembly in January voted to introduce a “right to abortion” in the French Constitution.