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Possible Eucharistic miracle in Guatemala: Church urges ‘prudence and restraint’
An alleged “Eucharistic manifestation” has drawn the attention of the faithful in Guatemala, where a consecrated host reportedly remained intact inside a glass of…
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Paulist Fathers launch Communion Project to heal ‘toxic polarization’ within U.S. Church
The Communion Project initiative hopes to repair polarization in the U.S. Church and aid the Church in offering a better and more joyful witness…
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Bishops warn inflexible vetting rules could bar eligible family members from taking in migrant kids
The U.S. bishops raised concerns about proposed federal sponsor-vetting rules, warning that they could further delay the release of unaccompanied migrant children and deepen…
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Augustinian priests: St. Monica had ‘great interior strength’
Since the fourth century, Christians have revered St. Monica, the mother of Church Father St. Augustine, as a woman of unwavering faith in God.In…
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Taybeh Christians seek action after Israeli envoy downplays severity of attacks
Comments by Israel’s ambassador to the Holy See, Yaron Sideman, about the West Bank town of Taybeh have drawn attention among local Church leaders after…
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Vatican official in Russia: War in Ukraine must end, but not through military means
During his visit to Russia, Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, the Vatican secretary for relations with states and international organizations, reaffirmed the Holy Seeʼs position…
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Pope Leo XIV makes ‘Best Dressed’ list: Here’s the meaning behind his papal garments
For the second time during Pope Leo XIV’s pontificate, the Holy Father has been included in a top fashion magazine’s list for “best dressed.”…
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Israeli court acquits nun’s attacker, orders up to 6 years in psychiatric care
An Israeli court has acquitted a West Bank settler who assaulted a French Catholic sister near Mount Zion in Jerusalem earlier this year, ordering…
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Los Angeles merchants seek to save 10-foot cross, Nativity scene in city’s historic center
A group of merchants in Los Angeles is seeking to join a federal lawsuit in defense of a historic cross and Nativity display in…
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Muslim Senate candidate faces backlash for comparing sharia law to canon law
Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is facing backlash after comments he made during a television interview comparing Muslim sharia law to Catholic…
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Pope Leo: Vatican II reformed the liturgy to promote active participation
VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo XIV has described the liturgical reforms following the Second Vatican Council as necessary to encourage active participation by the…
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Polish bishops demand full return of religion classes ahead of school year
Ahead of the start of the school year in Poland, local bishops there again raised concerns about changes introduced by the Ministry of National…
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Vocations initiative topping 100,000 followers launches priestly discernment program
A Catholic vocations initiative that has reached over 100,000 people on social media will expand its efforts to boost priestly vocations with the launch…
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Symposium in Brazil addresses the devil’s existence as part of Catholic doctrine
A recent symposium in Fortaleza, Brazil, on demonology and exorcism “focused on the theological affirmation of the devil’s existence as part of Catholic doctrine,”…
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Watchdog group flags safety concerns at Colorado abortion clinics after death of teenager
In Colorado, advocates for life are gathering to remember a young woman who died during a second-trimester abortion at a Planned Parenthood — and…
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Chicago priest reinstated after being cleared in sex abuse investigation
Father Michael Pfleger, a priest known for his activism in Chicago, has been cleared by the archdiocese of an accusation of sex abuse.In July,…
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ICC, Regent University Center for Global Justice Publish Report on Religious Freedom in Morocco
Although Morocco formally recognizes religious freedom in its Constitution and portrays itself as a country that supports religious tolerance, a new report from International…
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Nigerian Christian, Muslim Leaders Sign Peace Statement
More than 50 Christian and Muslim leaders in Nigeria have signed an interfaith peace accord aimed at reducing religious tensions, rejecting hate speech, and…
