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PHOTOS: ‘We need to proclaim it!’: Thousands take part in New York City Eucharistic procession
Organized by the California-based Napa Institute, officials estimated that 3,500 people gathered for a Holy Hour, rosary, and Mass. Read more
Vatican Museums unveils ‘iconic statue’ Apollo Belvedere after years of restoration work
“It gives us an insight into culture and also faith and history,” Father Terence Hogan said in an interview with... Read more
UK leaders hit back at plan to introduce assisted suicide
Catholic leaders in the U.K. have hit back at plans to introduce assisted suicide in England and Wales in a... Read more
Dutch cardinal advocates Christ-centered reform over controversial issues
Maintain unity in the Church and focus on Christ-centered catechesis, Dutch Cardinal Willem Eijk of Utrecht warned against the backdrop... Read more
Australian archbishop: Synod on Synodality cannot ‘reinvent the Catholic faith’
“It's the one Church, it’s the one faith, and we want to keep celebrating that even amidst our cultural diversity,”... Read more
Pope Francis hopes for ‘reconciled differences’ with Orthodox and Protestant Christians
The pope said “the climate of dialogue between the two Churches has lost the acrimony of the past and today... Read more
From Crystal Cathedral to Christ Cathedral: Major renovation completed after 12 years
The cathedral has been fully operational for five years and currently hosts nearly a dozen Masses in multiple languages every... Read more
‘Time is right’ for Catholic hospital and medical school project in Michigan, bishop says
A celebration of two beloved saints recently served to highlight an initiative to found an authentically Catholic hospital and medical... Read more
St. Margaret Mary Alacoque and devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
St. Margaret Mary Alacoque was a French nun responsible for spreading the devotion of the Sacred Heart throughout the Western... Read more
This princess saint was not Harry Potter’s owl: St. Hedwig of Silesia
St. Hedwig of Silesia was a princess, wife, mother, and builder of bridges between the German and Polish people. Read more
Exclusive: Catholic FBI whistleblower Marcus Allen discusses how faith inspired action
“I felt convicted in my actions by the Holy Spirit,” Marcus Allen, the FBI whistleblower, told CNA. Read more
Symposium in Turkey held for the bicentenary of Blessed Anne-Catherine Emmerich’s death
Dozens gathered from across the world to mark the 200th anniversary of Blessed Anne-Catherine Emmerich’s death and the 20th anniversary... Read more
These three states have school choice on the ballot
Colorado and Kentucky have amendments on the ballot to promote school choice, while Nebraska has a ballot measure that could... Read more
Colorado moves to repeal religious freedom protection in ‘universal’ preschool program
Colorado state officials repealed a religious freedom protection in the state’s Universal Preschool program amid an ongoing legal battle. Read more
Cincinnati priest made parochial vicar after destroying hard drive of possible child porn
Father Barry Stechschulte was appointed parochial vicar of a family of parishes in the western part of Ohio, near the... Read more
Norwegian bishops and 30-plus Christian groups sign declaration against gender ideology
The Ecumenical Declaration on “Gender and Sexual Diversity,” issued on Tuesday, cites “biological reality” in criticizing those movements. Read more
Pope Francis meets with Argentine vice president Victoria Villarruel
Pope Francis received the vice president of Argentina, Victoria Villarruel, in a meeting in which they discussed the situation in... Read more
‘Responding to the signs of the times’ to revitalize Hispanic ministry — and the whole Church
For attendees at this year’s Hispanic ministry directors conference Oct. 8–11 in Miami, effective Hispanic ministry has become part of... Read more
Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day: how 2 ministries are helping grieving families
Red Bird Ministries and Sursum Corda are two Catholic groups who help families who have endured miscarriages and infant loss. Read more
‘Synodality Tent’: a place to reflect on the presence of Latin America in the Church
“The Synodality Tent,” which aims to offer an experience of faith, opened in Rome in the context of the second... Read more
