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Detroit ICE meets with Catholic aid group, Democrat lawmaker to discuss deportations
Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Detroit Field Office met with a Catholic migrant group and a Democratic lawmaker to discuss concerns. Read more
Catholic influencer admits to inappropriately messaging several women
One month after facing several allegations, Catholic influencer Alex Jurado in a video message shared to his YouTube channel admitted... Read more
U.S.-Russia summit ignored key moral questions in Ukraine war, archbishop says
At the United States-Russia summit, leaders failed to face “the fundamental moral and geopolitical questions” regarding the war in Ukraine,... Read more
Swedish cardinal clarifies Society of St. Pius X status after unauthorized visit
Cardinal Anders Arborelius issued a pointed call for unity in the Diocese of Stockholm, clarifying the canonical status of the... Read more
Planned Parenthood makes nearly $500 million in pro-life states, including tax funds
Planned Parenthood affiliates based in pro-life states make close to a half-billion dollars in annual revenue from various sources, according... Read more
Hundreds nominated for priesthood in Denver ‘Called by Name’ campaign
The Called By Name campaign, which launched in May in the Archdiocese of Denver, has resulted in 900 names of... Read more
Pope Leo XIV: Bear Christ’s ‘fire of love’ to spread peace throughout the world
According to Pope Leo XIV, the “poverty of Christ” enables Christians to reflect deeper on its value in their own... Read more
Cameroon government lauds Catholic Church’s peace-building efforts ahead of election
The minister of state, secretary-general at the presidency of Cameroon has commended the Catholic Church for peace-building ahead of the... Read more
Chant Camp aims to help children appreciate beauty and tradition of the Mass
Canticle Chant Camp was held at St. Thomas the Apostle Parish in Ann Arbor, Michigan, from July 28 to Aug.... Read more
A pontiff and his people: Pope Leo XIV welcomes the world in his first 100 days
Here are some of the best moments of Pope Leo XIV meeting pilgrims, visitors, and dignitaries during his first 100... Read more
Trump vows to do ‘everything’ to ‘save’ Jimmy Lai ahead of trial verdict
Trump promised to “see what we can do” to help the longtime human rights advocate jailed by Chinese authorities for... Read more
Catholic bioethics expert on AI: ‘It’s not too late to put the genie back in the bottle’
“We’re undergoing [a] technological change that is going to totally transform the culture,” moral theologian Charles Camosy said. “How do... Read more
Here are 50 notable remarks by Pope Leo XIV during his first 100 days
Pope Leo XIV has made numerous memorable remarks during the first 100 days of his pontificate (May 8 to Aug.... Read more
From AI to the White Sox: Pope Leo XIV’s first 100 days break new ground
Here are some of the highlights of the first 100 days of Pope Leo XIV. Read more
Study: Catholic law grads outpace secular peers in practice, purpose, and civic life
The study, commissioned by the St. Mary’s University School of Law, found that 2025 graduates of Catholic law schools are... Read more
Society of St. Pius X pilgrimage added to Vatican’s jubilee year calendar amid tensions
The Society of St. Pius X will hold a solemn high Mass and a procession to the Basilica of St.... Read more
Costco won’t sell abortion pill at pharmacy locations
Here is a roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news. Read more
Nicaraguan dictatorship confiscates Catholic school: ‘An outrage against religious freedom’
The dictatorship of Daniel Ortega and his wife and “co-president” Rosario Murillo in Nicaragua on Aug. 12 confiscated one of... Read more
Pennsylvania priest placed on administrative leave after confessing cheating
Father Ross Miceli allegedly “admitted to publicly falsifying the results of the grand prize winner” of a raffle for either... Read more
Economics paper suggests Mass decline tied to Vatican II implementation
According to the researchers, attendance rates declined significantly faster in historically Catholic countries than in Protestant ones in the years... Read more
