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Public schools in the United States are required by the U.S. Constitution to allow students and staff to pray, the government said this week. [...]

Catholic convert Eva Vlaardingerbroek discussed immigration and the state of free speech in Europe on EWTN’s “The World Over with Raymond Arroyo.” [...]

When the bishops of Peru came to the Vatican for their ad Limina visit, they made sure to make Pope Leo XIV feel like he was back at home in Peru, the country where he spent much of his priestly ministry. The biggest gifts they gave him were a statue of St. Rose of Lima Read More…

Call on Peru’s 5 saints and favorite Marian devotions

Bishop Kearney High School in Rochester, New York, shared a January 7 press release announcing their school’s unique honor of having eight alumnae named to Women’s Olympic hockey teams. This college prep high school is home to the BK Selects Hockey Academy, which started for girls in 2016 and boys in 2020. Student-athletes reside at Read More…

One Catholic school has 8 athletes in the Olympics!

As Sudan’s war grinds on with little international attention, Catholic bishops in the region are sounding an alarm that is both urgent and deeply personal. Both Sudan and South Sudan are suffering conflict, with the northern country’s war spilling over into the world’s youngest nation. In a recent communiqué, the bishops of South Sudan describe Read More…

For St. Josephine’s day, will you pray for one of her patronages?

As a young girl, Michele Armbrust’s grandmother was her greatest example of faith. Her mom was suffering a mental health challenge after an abusive first marriage and while she did her best, she needed help. Thankfully Michele’s large family had a generous grandma as a stable parenting presence.  Grandma was the one who would take Read More…

Need a recipe while grieving? Humility, humor, healthy hobbies

Adm. Brian Christine, a practicing Catholic, talked about the state of the pro-life movement and how his faith guides him. [...]

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What one thinks about the SSPX, in a sense, is in the eye of the beholder.

Catholics have lost the "public square" over the past 60 years, but Bishop Antonio Suetta in Italy is sounding a wake-up call.