Sometimes, news from the Catholic community around the world doesn’t always make the headlines, but there have been some important events this past week worth
Category: Faith and Religion
Catholic Charities of Chicago Faces Scrutiny for Hiring Lobbying Firm Supporting Pro Abortion Candidates in Illinois
When it comes to aligning actions with deeply held beliefs, things can sometimes get complicated — especially for large organizations like Catholic Charities of the
Catholic Church in the Philippines struggles to fill bishop vacancies as key dioceses in Boac Tabuk and San Jose remain without leadership
In a country where Catholicism runs deep through the veins of everyday life, there’s growing concern about who will lead the faithful next. The Philippines
Cardinal Timothy Dolan urges New York lawmakers to oppose euthanasia legalization amid rising ethical concerns
When it comes to tough topics like euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide, the conversation often stirs strong feelings. Recently, Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York’s Archdiocese
Filipino Catholic leaders launch Holy Hour pledge as empty adoration chapels in Manila raise alarm over declining Eucharistic devotion
In a country where Catholic churches are almost as common as convenience stores, it’s hard to imagine adoration chapels sitting empty. But that’s exactly what
Uruguayan Cardinal Predicts Pope Leo XIV Will Include Argentina Uruguay and Peru in His First Latin America Visit
As the Catholic world continues to get to know newly elected Pope Leo XIV, there’s growing excitement across Latin America — especially in Uruguay —
Pope Leo XIV Appeals for Humanitarian Aid and an End to Violence in Gaza During His First Public Audience at Vatican City
As the sun rose over Vatican City, thousands gathered in St. Peter’s Square not only to witness the first general audience of Pope Leo XIV’s
Cardinal William Goh hails Pope Leo XIV as a unifying force for Catholic faithful in Vatican City
When a new pope steps into the spotlight, people around the world hold their breath, wondering which direction he’ll steer the Church. Singapore’s Cardinal William
Catholic Students Across the United States Celebrate and React with Excitement to the Election of Pope Leo XIV as First American Pope
When news broke on May 8 that Pope Leo XIV had been elected as the first American pope, it sent waves of excitement and hope
The Episcopal Church in the United States refuses to help resettle white Afrikaner refugees from South Africa due to concerns over racial justice and unequal treatment
In a world where refugee crises are unfolding across continents, not every decision is simple—or universally supported. The Episcopal Church in the United States recently