VATICAN CITY—Helping young migrants hold fast to their cultural and religious identity, especially in situations where they are a minority, was a recurring topic at the Synod of Bishops. Blessed Sacrament Father Robert Stark, director […]
VATICAN CITY—Hurling insults and being indifferent to other people’s lives is the first step along the winding path that leads to killing them, at least figuratively, Pope Francis said. By warning that “whoever is angry […]
WASHINGTON—Two U.S. Catholic leaders have called on Catholics to pray for victims of Hurricanes Michael and Florence, along with responders to these storms, and to donate to recovery efforts in the impacted areas. “Let us […]
ROME—At a time of technological and scientific progress, “we ought to feel shame” for not having advanced in “humanity and solidarity” enough to feed the world’s poor, Pope Francis said. “Neither can we console ourselves […]
MIAMI—One vocation has him tending to the physically sick; his other vocation has him tending to the spiritually ill. But when it comes to working with the homeless and poor in Miami and elsewhere, it […]
VATICAN CITY—Carrying Pope Paul VI’s pastoral staff and wearing the blood-stained belt of Archbishop Oscar Romero of San Salvador, Pope Francis formally recognized them, and five others, as saints of the Catholic Church. Thousands of […]
CHARLESTON—On Oct. 8, Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone issued a statement to priests about “Child Protection and Sexual Abuse Allegations within the Diocese of Charleston”, with instructions to inform all parishioners about actions taken in the […]
YAKIMA, Wash.–Seminarian John Washington was looking for a summer cultural experience as he prepared to end his academic year at Chicago’s Mundelein Seminary and he found it in an agricultural field in central Washington. The […]
A nurse speaks about the push for assisted suicide and how it goes against the very fabric of her commitment to help patients and the medical pledge to do no harm. Video by the Patients […]
PENSACOLA, Fla.—In the wake of Hurricane Michael, which left 13 known dead and more than 1 million without power two days after it ravaged the Florida panhandle, the Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee, whose territory was smack […]
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