Holy Spirit Roman Catholic Church

Scripture and the Saints, rather than social media, should guide the Christian response to both real and perceived crisis: "Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to your life." (Luke 12.25)

Bishop James D. Conley of the Diocese of the Diocese of Lincoln Nebraska, celebrates Mass at the National Prayer Vigil for Life at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, Jan. 22. | Credit: EWTN Jan 22,... [...]

The Eucharist is at the heart of our lives as Catholics, a truth that the Church has long recognized and celebrated. But what does that mean? What role does the Eucharist play in our lives? [...]

I live in a female college dorm where men are forbidden. And I wouldn’t change it for the world! I feel safe, I have great friendships with both men and women, and I feel supported [...]

Credit: roibu/Shutterstock Jan 22, 2026 / 18:30 pm (CNA). The abortion issue will likely be on the ballot in several states this November.EWTN News took a look at which states have abortion-related measures in the works or on the ballot. Four s... [...]

Credit: OlegRi/Shutterstock Jan 22, 2026 / 18:00 pm (CNA). As thousands gather for the March for Life — the largest annual pro-life event in the U.S. — supporters at home can “march” by sharing the pro-life message on social media.The March... [...]

An unborn baby at 20 weeks — well within the second trimester, when dilation and evacuation abortions are commonly performed. | Credit: Steve via Flickr (CC BY-NC 2.0) Jan 22, 2026 / 17:30 pm (CNA). A new poll released one day before the annual... [...]

Recently, the Strazberger family welcomed me with open arms at their home in Slovenia. A little over 16 years ago, mother Darja and father Matjaž became parents to twins Anže and Enej, who have cerebral palsy. Because of their condition, the family had to overcome enormous obstacles — from financial to organizational and health-related. But Read More…

Twins with cerebral palsy: We’re each other’s greatest gift

In Christian theology, salvation is not a bureaucratic threshold or an actuarial table. It rests on repentance, confession of sin, and genuine faith in Jesus Christ as Lord.

The pro-life movement was so focused on the courts that they often overlooked where the actual battle was being fought.