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.'
Surrogate Mother Who Refused to Abort Baby Gives Birth Amid Ongoing Legal Dispute
A baby born to surrogate mother McKenna West is receiving medical care in a Dallas children’s hospital.
Priest Takes Blessed Sacrament and Flees Church With Faithful During Earthquake in Colombia
As the church began to shake right after the consecration, Father Oscar Aguirre uttered a quick prayer, grabbed the Blessed Sacrament, and directed the faithful to exit the church.
Archbishop Coakley Warns of ‘Ominous Path’ As Oklahoma, 2 Other States Execute Condemned Inmates
The archbishop has regularly urged the state to offer clemency to convicted murderers.
Government Promotes ‘Treatment First’ Model for Addressing Homelessness
Future funding for groups like Catholic Charities and the St. Vincent de Paul Society could depend on the agencies’ ability to demonstrate progress toward recovery-focused outcomes.
German Bishop: Vatican Case Against Lay Preaching ‘Not Entirely Consistent’
Bishop Peter Kohlgraf said the Diocese of Mainz would observe the ban but that he will also not sanction parishes where laypeople preach at Mass.
‘A Good Place to Find a Community’: Inside the DC Residence Where Young Women Find More Than Housing
From shared meals and prayer to lasting friendships and peace of mind for parents, Centro Maria is helping young women thrive during their time in the nation’s capital.
Lilly Endowment Awards $5 Million Grant to Notre Dame
A grant for Notre Dame’s New Horizons program, a California Catholic school replaces pride flags, a Kansas formation house to become a seminary, and more in this Catholic education news roundup.
Legendary Catholic Professors
We are all shaped by mentors and guides, including great professors who inspire us to new academic horizons. This week on Register Radio, we look at “Legendary Catholic Professors” with Notre Dame law professor Sherif Girgis. Then, we talk with author Peggy Stanton about her timely new book, The United “Saints” of America.