Catholic bishops of the Philippines tap veteran EWTN executive for communications post
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Jan 14, 2026More than 45,000 young people are expected to make the pilgrimage to the Christ the King Shrine in Mexico starting on Jan. 30.
Pope Leo XIV urges making time ‘to speak with God’
Jan 14, 2026The pope devoted the second week of his series of teachings on the documents of the Second Vatican Council to a closer examination of the dogmatic constitution “Dei Verbum.”
Greenland Catholics ‘do not wish to become Americans’ amid U.S. efforts at acquisition
Jan 14, 2026Greenlandic Catholics are reportedly expressing opposition to U.S. plans to acquire the territory while Nordic Catholic leaders are waiting to see how the situation develops.
Supreme Court reviews transgender athlete bans
Jan 13, 2026Roman Catholic athletes standing outside the Supreme Court said they hope justices keep the laws on the books.
Nicaraguan researcher urges religious freedom commission to refocus attention on abuses
Jan 13, 2026Impose economic sanctions on Nicaragua, bring Daniel Ortega and his wife to justice, and prosecute them for crimes against humanity, the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom was told.
First Catholic school in Finland: The dream of Helsinki’s only Catholic bishop
Jan 13, 2026Bishop Raimo Goyarrola of Helsinki, Finland’s only Catholic bishop, hopes to open the first Catholic school in the country in August with 12 students.
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Catholic bishops of the Philippines tap veteran EWTN executive for communications post
Bishop Cozzens after Annunciation shooting: ‘God’s answer to evil is the cross’
Greenland Catholics ‘do not wish to become Americans’ amid U.S. efforts at acquisition
Supreme Court reviews transgender athlete bans
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New York senator pushes for more church security after crimes, vandalism at Catholic parishes
Jan 13, 2026Several Catholic churches in Staten Island have been vandalized or attacked in recent weeks.
Archbishop Hebda calls for hope, healing as community suffers ‘heaviness’ after shooting
Jan 13, 2026The archbishop of St. Paul and Minneapolis, Bernard Hebda, called for healing and peace, describing the grief the community is experiencing following the deadly shooting of a U.S. citizen.
Angola among African countries Pope Leo XIV to visit; dates being finalized
Jan 13, 2026Pope Leo XIV plans to visit Angola in what will be his first pastoral trip to the continent of Africa as pontiff, the apostolic nuncio in the southern African nation has announced.
Czech bishop declares Year of Reconciliation 80 years after World War II expulsions
Jan 13, 2026Bishop Stanislav Přibyl of Litoměřice has declared a Year of Reconciliation marking 80 years since the expulsion of millions of ethnic Germans from Czechoslovakia.
