Archive for July 30, 2025
How a Catholic priest led the Church’s ‘significant’ contribution to Deaf history
The National Institute for Deaf Youth of Paris was founded in 1760 by Father Charles-Michel de l’Épée. Read more
Pope Leo XIV welcomes EWTN Summer Academy journalism students to Rome
This week, Pope Leo XIV welcomed journalism students to Rome who have traveled from across the globe to take part... Read more
Opus Dei denounces media manipulation in lawsuit by former assistant numeraries
Opus Dei has denounced the “manipulation of judicial proceedings to create a media and public opinion case” in the lawsuit... Read more
Bavarian bishop blasts ‘beige’ Catholicism in Germany, defends Barron prize amid protest
The defense came as Barron received the Josef Pieper Prize in Münster on July 27 amid fierce protests from Catholic... Read more
‘The Virgin Everywhere’ project lines Mexico’s borders with images of Our Lady of Guadalupe
The “The Virgin Everywhere” project has completed its latest challenge: covering the entire perimeter of Mexico with images of Our... Read more
Father Carlos Martins cleared of misdemeanor charges after incident at Illinois parish
The Burke Law Group said Wednesday Father Carlos Martins had been “fully cleared of all charges” stemming from an event... Read more
Cardinal Kikuchi: Youth fighting selfishness are the hope of the Church
In Rome to support the Caritas Youth delegation participating in the Jubilee of Youth, Cardinal Tarcisio Isao Kikuchi expressed great... Read more
Protests erupt in India after nuns arrested on human trafficking allegations
The ongoing demonstrations that began with the July 25 arrests intensified after the release of the nuns was delayed by... Read more
Catholic bishops urge government support after Bangladesh plane crash
Pope Leo XIV has also expressed deep sadness over a Bangladesh military jet crash that killed 31 people at a... Read more
Pope Leo XIV addresses youth at packed general audience
Before a packed St. Peter’s Square on Wednesday, Pope Leo XIV gave his first general audience after his summer vacation... Read more
Pope Leo XIV to Jubilee of Youth: ‘Your voices will be heard to the ends of the earth’
In three languages, Pope Leo XIV offered extemporaneous greetings to the thousands of participants at the welcoming Mass for the... Read more
UCLA to pay more than $6 million to settle antisemitic complaints
The University of California, Los Angeles, agreed to the payout on Tuesday, July 28, after fighting the lawsuit for over... Read more
Abuse victims agree to $246 million settlement from Diocese of Rochester, New York
Documents obtained by CNA show a near-unanimous vote in favor of accepting the diocese’s proposed $246 million settlement plan. Read more
Archbishop Gallagher: Search for truth, not crucifixes, defines Catholic universities
Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher said universities are Catholic when they strive to seek truth that is “in harmony with the... Read more
Fraud in juvenile migrant program causing backlog in visas for foreign priests, religious
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services found fraud in its permanent residence program for minors, leading to a backlog in visas... Read more
