U.S. ‘Must Balance Other Interests’ in Nigeria, Officials Say As Christian Persecution Continues
‘There are solutions out there but the Nigerians have to solve this at the end of the day,’ said Tibor Nagy, a former assistant secretary of the Bureau of African Affairs at the State Department.
Carmelite Sisters Building a Monastery to ‘Last a Thousand Years’ in Pennsylvania
Bucking modern architecture and building conventions, the Fairfield Carmelites have opted to build their monastery using old-world methods including traditional stonemasonry and timber framing.
The Church ‘Cannot Declare War’ on Latin Mass Devotees, Cardinal Robert Sarah Says
The cardinal praised Pope Benedict’s 2007 decision to allow the faithful greater access to the Latin Mass but called Pope Francis’ 2021 decision to restrict it neither ‘sensible’ nor ‘respectful.’
Walk in the Footsteps of Soon-to-Be-Blessed Fulton Sheen
A weeklong pilgrimage by the Fulton Sheen Movement will lead participants to the places and traditions that shaped Fulton Sheen’s life.
In Fight Against Antisemitism, Israel Steps Up US Catholic Outreach
The Coalition of Catholics Against Antisemitism has been tapped by the Government of Israel as part of its latest outreach to American Catholics.
AI Isn’t Evil — but Prudence Is Essential
COMMENTARY: As we enter into this new world of AI technology, we will have to be ethically cautious and vigilant.
Brazil Archbishop Establishes Rules for Use of AI in Archdiocesan Communications
Archbishop Josafá Menezes da Silva directed that the use of AI must always conform to reality and the truth regarding a person’s appearance, voice, and statements.
Nepal Flood: Caritas Runs Community Kitchens, Sources Body Bags As Toll Reaches 919
As Caritas Nepal is running community kitchens and sourcing body bags, a second emergency, winter, is approaching.
Sixth Chinese Bishop Ordained Under Pope Leo XIV
Bishop Paolo Liu Honggang is the third bishop ordained in China in two months and the sixth episcopal consecration during Leo’s pontificate amid implementation of the Vatican-Beijing agreement.
Cardinal Invites Young People to ‘Farm Aura’ With Christ
Archbishop Fernando Chomali of Santiago, Chile, took the opportunity to reference a trend among Latin American youth to redirect their ambitions in life from looking cool to serving Christ with joy.