Hospitals Profited From Harmful Gender Surgeries on Minors, HHS Report Says
The new federal report documents questionable practices and the experiences of young patients who underwent irreversible procedures.
Peruvian Government Declares Pope Leo XIV’s Visit a Matter of National Interest
Making Pope Leo XIV’s visit a matter of national interest allows the Peruvian government to marshall its resources to ensure the visit is a complete success.
Pope Leo: Child Migrants Are Too Easily Ignored by Society
The pontiff’s message was published ahead of the 112th World Day of Migrants and Refugees, observed on Sept. 27.
Pope Leo XIV On Liturgy: Priests Must Remain Faithful to Mass Rubrics
Pope Leo sent a letter to Cardinal Arthur Roche for a conference on liturgical formation at Mount Angel Abbey in Oregon Aug. 14–19.
AI Warfare and the Church
Are AI-guided autonomous weapons changing the rules of war? Plus, a roundup of late-summer Catholic news you may have missed.
Canceled Masonic Funerals Put Church-Freemasonry Tensions in Spotlight
ANALYSIS: Two last-minute decisions to deny Catholic funeral rites highlight a broader campaign for rapprochement between senior Church figures and Italy’s Masonic lodges.
What the Canaanite Woman Teaches Us
Persist in beseeching the Lord.
The Assumption of Mary: The Oldest Feast Day of Our Lady
Belief in the Assumption dates to the apostles.
Ortega’s War on the Church Reveals the Limits of Political Power
COMMENTARY: Nicaragua’s crackdown on Catholics shows why religious freedom is not a gift from the state — and why Americans should never take it for granted.
Archbishop Coakley Says Loss of Federal Funds Ended Resettlement Services but Not Core Mission
Archbishop Coakley discussed immigration on EWTN’s 'The World Over with Raymond Arroyo.'