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The Henry VIII scholar who contributed to “Catholic revisionism” was known for his commitment to pro-life advocacy and helping pregnant women. [...]

With a final vote on the controversial proposal due to take place on March 17, Scottish bishops have made an urgent plea to Scottish politicians to reject the legislation. [...]

Mother Agnes Mary Donovan, SV, is to be honored for her deep dedication to pro-life ministry and her work accompanying thousands of women in need. [...]

Bishop Emanuel Shaleta was arrested at the airport, according to the sheriff’s office. [...]

The arrest took place at the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle before the annual Mass marking the start of a Supreme Court term. [...]

Father Anthony Wieck, SJ, was leading a group of pilgrims in Jerusalem when the U.S. and Israel began launching strikes against Iran. [...]

Catholic bishops in Sudan and South Sudan have voiced deep anguish following the killing of nearly 178 people in northern South Sudan, warning that the country risks sliding more toward large-scale conflict. The attack occurred March 2 in the Ruweng Administrative Area, where unidentified armed youths — reportedly linked to the Sudan People’s Liberation Army Read More…

Bishops condemn massacre of 178 in South Sudan

In the secular recounting of the history of the West, it is commonly asserted that Christianity held a many-centuries-long dominance over the peoples of Europe, stifling (supposedly) intellectual and moral development because of its superstitious [...]

As war spreads across Iran and several parts of the Middle East, Canada’s Catholic bishops are urging the faithful to turn to one of the Church’s most enduring responses to violence: prayer. In a statement released by the Permanent Council of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, the bishops expressed “deep concern” about a conflict Read More…

Bishops around the world urge prayer for Middle East peace

On March 4, the International Theological Commission released a striking document that reads almost like a philosophical alarm bell for the digital age. Titled Quo vadis, humanitas? — “Where are you going, humanity?” — the text challenges the growing cultural fascination with technological transcendence and warns against the dream of a “superhuman” future. Approved by Read More…

Vatican warns against “tech superhuman” myth