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Oregon Catholic’s single-minded focus is on competing in Olympic marathon
Galen Rupp is ready for the long haul at the Tokyo games, and draws strength from praying as he runs r
Oregon Catholic’s single-minded focus is on competing in Olympic marathon
Galen Rupp is ready for the long haul at the Tokyo games, and draws strength from praying as he runs r
U.S. bishops again urge House members to restore Hyde to spending bill
The current text of the legislation is "effectively mandating health care professionals to participate in abortion, and forcing American citizens to pay for abortion with their tax dollars," said Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan of New York and Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann of Kansas City, Kansas.
Abuse allegation against retired Buffalo auxiliary under investigation
Denying he had ever abused any adults or minors, Auxiliary Bishop Edward M. Grosz voluntarily agreed to step aside from active ministry pending a thorough investigation under new guidelines set forth by Pope Francis in 2019.
Minnesota gymnast headed to Olympics relies on hard work, trust in God
Grace McCallum will bring her rosary, a keepsake cross and her faith to Tokyo this month as she goes for the gold with the U.S. gymnastics team.
Minnesota gymnast headed to Olympics relies on hard work, trust in God
Grace McCallum will bring her rosary, a keepsake cross and her faith to Tokyo this month as she goes for the gold with the U.S. gymnastics team.
Court sides with church, archdiocese in lawsuits filed by music director
A federal appeals court dismissed the case against the Chicago Archdiocese and one of its parishes, ruling that both had the right to the "ministerial exemption" that protects religious organizations from discrimination lawsuits by employees.
Pope released from hospital, prays at Rome basilica
Ten days after undergoing intestinal surgery, Pope Francis returned to his Vatican residence July 14, with plans to lead the Angelus and celebrate Mass on the inaugural World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly.
Local crafters make rosaries for migrants at border
Parishioners at St. William in Philadelphia created twine chaplets with a prayer in every knot for those fleeing poverty and violence -- a journey some of them know all too well.
Pope, cardinal offer condolences after fire in COVID-19 ward at Iraqi hospital
Following the July 12 blaze, which killed at least 64 people, Pope Francis prayed for "God's blessings of consolation, strength and peace" upon patients, staff and caregivers, while Iraqi Cardinal Louis Sako, the Chaldean Catholic patriarch, also expressed his "deep sadness and sorrow."