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EWTN to offer extensive coverage of Fulton Sheen beatification
The highly-anticipated beatification of Venerable Fulton Sheen will take place on Sept. 24 in St. Louis. As Catholics prepare for this historic day, EWTN…
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Capuchin bishops reflect on dual calling as friars and diocesan shepherds
How can a Capuchin friar remain faithful to his Franciscan vocation while serving as a diocesan bishop responsible for secular clergy and the lay…
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Catholic tech leaders urge ethical boundaries for AI
Catholic leaders discussed rising benefits and concerns of technology and how faith and ethics apply when using artificial intelligence.Bringing together leading technological officers from…
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Filmmakers bet on human craft over AI for animated St. Francis musical
A 3D animated musical trilogy on St. Francis of Assisi is taking shape in Singapore, with its creators choosing a human-led animation process over…
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Catholic professor calls families to reclaim the home in a technological age
John Cuddeback, a professor of philosophy at Christendom College, says families today don’t often know how to achieve what they desire in their homes…
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Claire Lai, daughter of jailed Hong Kong advocate, announces cancer diagnosis
The daughter of imprisoned Catholic activist Jimmy Lai has revealed she has received a cancer diagnosis.“This summer I received a cancer diagnosis and will…
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Court says Chicago Archdiocese, Catholic sisters won’t have to submit to state suicide law
The Archdiocese of Chicago and a group of Catholic religious sisters won a temporary reprieve against Illinois’s assisted suicide law this week, with a…
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Chicago Archdiocese to pay $5.5 million to 9 abuse victims, attorneys say
The Archdiocese of Chicago will pay out more than $5 million to a small number of abuse victims after a recent settlement, attorneys said…
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Vatican vegetable garden goes 100% organic
A vegetable garden and orchard inside the Vatican walls, which historically provided food for the pope’s household, is now cultivated using exclusively organic farming…
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Beyond Lebanon’s famous shrines, these 5 hidden religious sites continue to draw pilgrims
When it comes to religious tourism in Lebanon, attention often turns to the Monastery of St. Maron in Annaya, home to the tomb of…
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Pope Leo XIV remembers 9/11 victims, calls for peace and forgiveness
Pope Leo XIV remembered the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on Sunday and renewed his appeal for peace amid conflicts and…
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Practice of ember days bearing fruit for missionary religious community
The General Chapter of the Clerical Branch of the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity (SOLT) is embracing the traditional practice…
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Pope Leo to Catholic legislators: Promote AI policies that protect families
Pope Leo XIV has urged Catholic legislators to promote policies that protect families from the dangers of artificial intelligence (AI).The pontiff delivered his remarks…
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EWTN News explains: Why the Church once forbade Catholics to honor Confucius
Is Confucianism confusing to Catholics, or did the Church simply take centuries to clarify a stance on the teachings of Confucius and his disciples?A…
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Imam’s daughter in Guinea-Bissau makes profession as Catholic religious sister
A daughter of a Bissau-Guinean imam has made her first profession as a Catholic religious sister, describing the milestone as a response to God’s…
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Massachusetts high court rules against saints statues
Two statues of Catholic saints will remain off of a Massachusetts city’s new public safety building for the foreseeable future now that the state’s…
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Baptisms in Ireland drop by nearly 30% in past decade, survey finds
The Iona Institute has found the number of Catholic baptisms in Ireland declined by 29.6% from 2015 to 2025.According to an Aug. 18 press…
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Surrogate mother faces $100,000 lawsuit from biological parents for refusing to abort baby
A California couple is suing their surrogate mother for refusing to abort the child she was carrying for them, alleging that she violated her…
