Insurers Will Pay Out Extra $30 Million in Winona-Rochester Diocese Abuse Settlement
The Minnesota diocese paid out another multimillion-dollar settlement several years ago.
‘Slave of the Slaves’: St. Peter Claver Film to Premiere on EWTN
FILM: Even youngsters can watch, read, and be inspired by this film and its saintly subject.
Pope Leo XIV Points to St. John Henry Newman As a Model for Education Today
The pontiff urged Oxford scholars to seek truth courageously and promote an education rooted in human dignity, justice and the common good.
U.S. Bishops Focus On Young People, Artificial Intelligence in Labor Day Message
The Labor Day message echoed Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas on artificial intelligence.
Pope Leo XIV to Seminarians: ‘As I Look at Each of You, I See the Marvelousness of God’
The Pope told the seminarians that the call of God is gratuitous and not based on any merit of theirs, adding that their presence is a sign of hope for the Church in that God continues to call.
10 Years a Saint: The Truth About Mother Teresa’s Care for the Dying
Critics of the devout religious superior have for years alleged that she refused to administer anesthetics to the sick and dying at her mission in Calcutta.
Jonathan Roumie, Bishop Robert Barron to Headline First Annual ‘Sheen Awards’
The Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen Foundation and Peoria Bishop Lou Tylka announced the list of speakers for the Sept. 25 event, which will be held at the Peoria Civic Center.
How Is the Agreement With China Working for the Holy See?
ANALYSIS: Despite ongoing tensions and breaches of trust, Leo XIV isn’t planning on changing the controversial agreement between his predecessor and the Chinese government — at least not yet.
England’s Historic Cathedrals Turn to Pop Concerts and Silent Discos
As Church of England cathedrals face deep financial strain, venues once central to Britain’s Christian history are hosting tribute acts, ‘raves in the nave’ and becoming nightclubs — prompting charges of desecration.
Cardinal Cupich, Catholic Religious Sisters Sue Illinois to Halt Assisted Suicide Law
The state recently began allowing doctors to help patients kill themselves by prescribing lethal doses of medication.