Leaders emphasized the longstanding tradition of church properties being exempt from municipal taxes, citing centuries-old agreements. They highlighted how these exemptions have allowed churches to
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Pope Francis Delivers Heartfelt Angelus Address in St. Peter’s Square Despite Scorching Heat
On June 29, 2024, despite the scorching 93-degree-Fahrenheit heat, St. Peter’s Square was packed with thousands of pilgrims. They gathered to witness Pope Francis deliver
Jerusalem’s Magnificat Institute Pioneers Interfaith Harmony Through Music Amidst Regional Conflict
In the dynamic interplay between city and countryside, the pulse of daily life often resonates in classrooms. Occasionally, these vibrations—small tremors—unsettle the equilibrium between students
Bishop’s Visionary Encounter Foretold Boko Haram’s Defeat Through Rosary Prayers in Maiduguri
Bishop Oliver Dashe Doeme of Nigeria’s Maiduguri Diocese, once a focal point of Boko Haram assaults, recounts his visionary encounter with Jesus Christ. According to
Pope Francis Urges Global Audience to Listen, Love, and Heal Drug Addicts’ Stories at Vatican Address
Pope Francis, addressing a crowd at the Vatican’s General Audience, emphasized the individuality of every drug addict’s story. He urged listeners to empathize, understand, and
National Catholic Register’s Lauretta Brown Receives Acclaim for Series Empowering Mothers at Catholic Colleges
Flynn and his EWTN News colleague Patrick Leonard were honored by CMA for Best Video with their touching profile of Father Peter Adamski titled “How
Archbishop Sidrak Reflects on Egypt’s Progress: From Christian Persecution to Relative Safety Amidst Challenges
Back in 2012 and 2013, when they wielded significant power, it was incredibly risky for Christians to venture alone in the streets. Churches faced threats,
Oakland Church Left Without Water and Power After Twelve Vandalism Attacks, Pastor Blames Mayor
The pastor of an Oakland church, devastated by relentless vandalism, has accused Mayor Sheng Thao of indifference toward the congregation’s plight in a city plagued
Campaigner Argues Against Assisted Suicide Legalization, Citing Threats to Vulnerable Populations
In a poignant argument against the legalization of assisted suicide and euthanasia, campaigner Davies highlighted the potential consequences of such legislation, particularly on vulnerable segments
Pope Francis Commemorates D-Day with Masses and Remembrance for WWII Victims
On June 6, Pope Francis led Masses on the beaches of each of the five landing sectors, paying tribute to the courageous soldiers who participated
National Eucharistic Pilgrimage Sparks Spiritual Awakening in South Texas
In a heartwarming encounter amidst the scorching sun of south Texas, Charlie McCullough, one of the participants in the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage, paused during the
How Community and Hospitality Can Bring Gen Z Back to Church
Gen Z, often hailed as the most connected generation due to their digital savviness, paradoxically stands out as the loneliest. A Pew survey highlights this
Inside the Creation of the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart’s Magnificent Organ
As the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Richmond, Virginia, embarked on the monumental task of acquiring a new organ, meticulous planning and careful consideration
Cardinal Hollerich Critiques Political Leadership and Advocates for Climate Action
In a thought-provoking statement, Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich has criticized contemporary political leadership for its lack of conviction and backbone. He laments the trend of politicians
Archbishop of Canterbury Faces Criticism for Frequent Air Travel Amid Environmental Advocacy
Archbishop Justin Welby has recently faced criticism for his extensive travel, earning the nickname “Archbishop of Airmiles” due to his frequent international flights while simultaneously