Pope Francis is reportedly showing signs of improvement in his battle against double pneumonia, according to the Vatican. While his condition has been stable in
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Young Christian Woman Perpetua Faces Martyrdom in North Africa While Holding Firm to Her Faith
Many saints are remembered by name, but their incredible stories often remain untold. Sts. Perpetua and Felicity are mentioned in Eucharistic Prayer I (the Roman
Archbishop William E. Lori Lowers Confirmation Age to 9 in Baltimore to Strengthen Family Engagement in Youth Formation
In an effort to address the growing disconnect between young people and the Church, Archbishop William E. Lori of Baltimore has made a significant move
Pope Francis is placed back on ventilation after suffering two episodes of respiratory distress at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital
Pope Francis’ health has taken another concerning turn today, as the Vatican confirmed that he has been placed back on ventilation after experiencing two new
Cardinal Fernando Vérgez Alzaga Celebrates 80th Birthday and Steps Down from Key Vatican Roles in Rome
Cardinal Fernando Vérgez Alzaga, the prominent figure who has held key positions within the Vatican, celebrated his 80th birthday on March 1, 2025. This milestone
Pope Francis Continues Resting in Rome as He Recovers from Respiratory Illness Following Bronchospasm Episode
Pope Francis is taking another day to rest and recover from a respiratory illness, with Vatican officials reassuring the public that his condition remains stable.
Original Statue of Our Lady of Fátima to Travel to Rome for the Jubilee of Marian Spirituality Event in October 2025
In a significant event for the faithful, the original statue of Our Lady of Fátima will be brought to Rome as part of the Jubilee
Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández Leads Nightly Rosary Prayer for Pope Francis in St. Peter’s Square as Faithful Gather to Support His Recovery
On the evening of February 28, 2025, religious sisters joined the faithful in St. Peter’s Square for the nightly rosary. The gathering, led by Cardinal
Spanish Bishops’ Conference Spokesman Explains Why Pope Francis Is Not Expected to Resign Amid Ongoing Health Struggles in Madrid
As Pope Francis continues to recover in the hospital, the Secretary-General and spokesman for the Spanish Bishops’ Conference (CEE), Bishop Francisco César García Magán, reassured
Anabela Rungo, Mother of Former Miss SA Contestant, Granted R10,000 Bail After Facing Immigration Fraud Charges in Cape Town
In a recent development, Anabela Rungo, the mother of former Miss SA contestant Chidimma Adetshina, was granted bail of R10,000 by the Cape Town Magistrate’s
Catholic Charities Across the U.S. Struggle to Keep Their Programs Running Amid Federal Funding Freeze
In the wake of the federal funding freeze put in place by the Trump administration, Catholic Charities agencies across the country are facing significant financial
Mexican Bishops Urge National Unity in Response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s Pressuring Policies in Mexico
With increasing uncertainty surrounding the U.S. government’s policies, especially under President Donald Trump’s leadership, Mexican bishops are calling for a deeper sense of national unity.
Pope Francis Shows Improvement in Health Condition as Mild Kidney Insufficiency Subsides in Vatican City
Vatican City, February 26, 2025 – Pope Francis’ health has taken a positive turn after recent concerns about his kidney function, according to a statement
Christianity in the United States is no longer declining as rapidly as before according to new Pew Research Center data
For years, surveys have painted a picture of Christianity gradually losing its foothold in the United States. However, recent data from Pew Research Center suggests
Pope Francis Faces Serious Pneumonia Battle in Both Lungs as He Receives Medical Care at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital
Pope Francis, who has been facing a severe case of pneumonia affecting both lungs, spent a calm and restful night, according to the latest update