Sister Nikolin Padjo, head of a local monastery in Boru, Wulanggitang, died in the eruption, according to a report by Union of Catholic Asian News.
Here is a roundup of the latest pro-life and abortion-related news in the U.S.
Nebraska’s Department of Health and Human Services has released an advisory clarifying that the state’s preborn protection law does not prohibit lifesaving care.
The Vatican said that certain feast days are established by canon law as days of obligation. These “must be observed” and “the canon does not provide exceptions.”
The archbishop of Cincinnati is ending a 110-year relationship with Girl Scouts of the USA due to the group promoting gender ideology “contrary” to Catholic teaching.
The little-known vocation of the consecrated virgin has grown in recent years, and there’s been a resurgence since Vatican II, which revised the rite.
The Napa Legal Institute’s report found that some states ranked low for religious freedom while other states had “robust protections” for faith-based nonprofits.
Chelsey Youman of Human Coalition Action on “EWTN News In Depth” said that amid a “disinformation” campaign, Nebraska is “fighting back.”
The new rule requires insurance companies to remove the prescription requirement for coverage of contraception.
The Cristo Rey Network implements a “Corporate Work Study” program that places students at professional jobs all summer and during the school year.
Carlos Medina was charged with murder last year for allegedly shooting and killing Bishop David O’Connell, Los Angeles’ 69-year-old auxiliary bishop.
Ave Maria University is set to host a major rally Sunday against Florida’s pro-abortion ballot measure.
Bevelyn Beatty Williams reported to the Federal Correctional Institution in Aliceville, Alabama, after the judge denied her appeal request.
If passed, the initiative would amend the state constitution “to expressly provide a right to make and carry out decisions about one’s own pregnancy.”
Colorado and Kentucky have amendments on the ballot to promote school choice, while Nebraska has a ballot measure that could repeal a scholarship program.
Colorado state officials repealed a religious freedom protection in the state’s Universal Preschool program amid an ongoing legal battle.
Red Bird Ministries and Sursum Corda are two Catholic groups who help families who have endured miscarriages and infant loss.
The Year of Mission continues with a series of bilingual webinars about evangelization.
The viral video shows Gov. Gretchen Whitmer feeding Liz Plank, a Canadian author, journalist, and influencer, a Dorito chip during a session of “Chip Chat.”
The video, posted on Thursday and which quickly went viral, shows Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer feeding a journalist a Dorito chip.