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New data shows more people traveling for abortions post-Dobbs
The data, which tracks month-to-month abortion numbers in the U.S., found that more than 171,000 Americans traveled out of state... Read more
‘The Mass is something sacred’: Argentina archbishop responds to political chants at Mass
“The Eucharist is something sacred; that’s why the Mass is something sacred,” said Archbishop Jorge Ignacio García Cuerva of Buenos... Read more
Catholic fathers talk fatherhood, family values, and threats to the African family
Four fathers from three African countries share their experiences of fatherhood and what they’ve learned about being good dads. Read more
Vatican library to award NFTs to donors in ‘experimental project’
For the time being, the project, considered “experimental,” only applies to Italian donors to the Vatican Apostolic Library. Read more
Will Harvard return an alleged third-century relic of St. Sebastian to the Church?
The Ivy League university is currently in the process of returning Indigenous human remains in its possession to those with... Read more
Civil war in Sudan: What’s happening and why?
Amid the chaos and a complex set of competing political interests, children and the poor have been hit hardest. Read more
Colombian bishop warns that deterioration of society is rooted in weakening of the family
In the latest editorial of the diocesan newspaper La Verdad, bishop of Cúcuta in Colombia, José Libardo Garcés invited Christians... Read more
Pope Francis: The seeds of the Gospel take time to bloom
Reflecting on Jesus’ parable comparing the kingdom of God to a mustard seed, the pope said Christians should have an... Read more
New study suggests more than two-thirds of Catholics believe the Eucharist is truly Jesus
A new study has found that 69% of Mass-going Catholics believe in the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist,... Read more
Men’s group at Ave Maria University aims to form selfless husbands and loving fathers
The St. Joseph’s Men’s Group is made up of roughly 190 men striving to emulate the group’s namesake. Read more
Al Kresta, longtime Catholic radio host, dies at 72
A former evangelical Protestant who rose to prominence as a radio host before his conversion to Catholicism, Kresta’s voice was... Read more
10 inspiring Catholic quotes about fatherhood
Whether you’re writing out a Father’s Day card or pondering the great vocation, here are 10 quotes from Catholic figures... Read more
Priest says schismatic Spanish nuns are in state of ‘paranoia’ according to own thesis
Father Jesús Silva of the Archdiocese of Madrid discusses why the schismatic Poor Clares of the Belorado Monastery are experiencing... Read more
Priest and martyr of communism Father Michał Rapacz beatified in Krakow
Pope Francis recognized the martyrdom of Father Michał Rapacz in January. The 41-year-old priest was shot twice by communist authorities... Read more
Nonprofit announces largest single investment in Catholic school education history
The Dean and Barbara White Family Foundation will be donating $150 million to the Big Shoulders Fund to invest the... Read more
Through a pilgrim’s eyes: The Byzantine Divine Liturgy on the Eucharistic Pilgrimage route
Day-to-day, the perpetual pilgrims make their way across the U.S. by walking and driving, sometimes in a procession of cars,... Read more
Joe Biden meets with Pope Francis at G7 Summit to discuss foreign policy, climate change
President Joe Biden privately met with Pope Francis early Friday evening in Apulia, Italy, at the Group of Seven (G7)... Read more
U.S. bishops vote to take first steps to declare Adele Brise a saint
Brise, an immigrant from Belgium living in northern Wisconsin, witnessed the first and only approved Marian apparition in the United... Read more
Theologians conclude evaluation of synod reports after Rome meeting
A group of 20 theologians concluded an evaluation of 107 synod reports from national bishops’ conferences and Eastern Catholic Churches... Read more
Top European human rights court rules countries can’t be forced to introduce assisted suicide
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled in favor of Hungary’s right to uphold its laws prohibiting assisted suicide,... Read more
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