Watchdog Group Flags Safety Concerns at Colorado Abortion Facilities After Death of Teenager
Last year, 18-year-old Lexi Arguello died after complications from a late-term abortion. Activists say staff waited too long to call 911 — and note that women continue to be injured at the facility.
Amid Weeks-Long Power Outages in Indiana, Catholic Food Pantry Continues to Serve Those in Need
Much of northwest Indiana remains without electricity two weeks after severe storms knocked out power in the region, prompting local aid agencies to join forces in response to the crisis.
Pope Leo Appoints Leader of Knights of Columbus to Vatican Body
The pontiff appointed Kelly as a member of the Dicastery for the Laity, the Family, and Life on Aug. 25.
Harvard Chaplain Discusses ‘Record-Breaking’ Number of Conversions at the University
Paralleling trends elsewhere, at Harvard University more young people than ever are joining the Catholic Church.
Illinois Says Catholic Hospitals Won’t Have to Promote Suicide As Federal Lawsuit Plays Out
The state agreed to a federal court order amid a suit brought by the Diocese of Springfield and Bishop Thomas Paprocki.
Judge Denies Mistrial in Lindsay Clancy Case After Testimony on Catholic Doctrine
An expert witness had briefly addressed the topic of mortal sin and suicide before objections from Clancy’s defense team.
US Dioceses Vary in Granting, Denying Religious Exemptions to Vaccines
As students begin a new school year, parents who don’t want to vaccinate their children may or may not receive backing from the local Church — depending who their bishop is.
Pope Leo Reminds Us: Liberty Gives Us the Freedom to Serve
COMMENTARY: The Holy Father’s congratulatory letter to all Americans wisely reaffirmed the principle of ‘freedom.’
French Council Protects Conscience Rights for Catholics, Pharmacists As Euthanasia Law Takes Effect
France’s highest constitutional authority has carved out conscience protections for Catholic institutions and pharmacists, which was welcomed by Archbishop Laurent Ulrich of Paris.
Chicago Bears Announce Donation to Catholic Charities for Midwest Storm Relief
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago and Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Gary will each receive $100,000 to aid in their efforts for Midwest storm relief.