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Bishop Conley condemns ‘drag Mass’ at university as offensive attack on Catholic faith
In a June 24 statement, Lincoln, Nebraska, Bishop James Conley called the event a “blatant public display of faith-based discrimination.” Read more
U.S. attorney general confirms investigation into ‘DC Five’ aborted babies
Attorney General Pam Bondi confirmed at a budget hearing that the controversy is “an ongoing investigation,” adding that she “cannot... Read more
International monitoring organization reports pedophilic videos online have tripled
Moreover, in its annual report for 2024, Association Meter identified over 8,000 links to pedophilic content, with U.S.-based servers hosting... Read more
Japan bishops on nuclear bombs: ‘This tragedy must not be repeated’
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Japan is urging the international community to abolish nuclear weapons once and for all in... Read more
Atlanta hospital ensures Catholic identity through new sponsorship agreement
Atlanta’s first hospital, Emory Saint Joseph’s, founded in 1880 by the Sisters of Mercy, will continue to operate as a... Read more
Catholic bishops on Dobbs anniversary: ‘The battle for life is far from over’
On the anniversary of the Dobbs decision, American Catholic bishops are celebrating while reminding pro-lifers more work is needed to... Read more
Over 3,000 Catholics fill Portland, Oregon, streets for Eucharistic procession
The event marked the first time the city of Portland, Oregon, has permitted a public Catholic procession through the main... Read more
Supreme Court will decide whether inmates can sue prison workers over religious violations
The high court on Monday granted certiorari in the case Landor v. Louisiana Department of Corrections and Public Safety. Oral... Read more
UMary launches world’s first Catholic Montessori institute
The University of Mary has launched the world’s first Catholic Montessori Institute, making the institute the go-to place for certification... Read more
CNA explains: How the Catholic view of human rights developed
The concept of human rights within Catholic teaching is not a recent addition but rather has roots extending back to... Read more
Health and Human Services investigates Michigan health group for religious discrimination
HHS is investigating a Michigan health care provider for allegedly firing a medical professional who refused to participate in sex... Read more
Bishop Barron responds to criticism over participation in Religious Liberty Commission
In a social media post on June 22, Bishop Robert Barron responded to claims made in a recent article by... Read more
Gov. Greg Abbott signs law requiring Ten Commandments in all Texas classrooms
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a law requiring public schools to display the Ten Commandments in every classroom at the... Read more
Justice Department sues Washington state over law forcing priests to break confession seal
The DOJ in a press release announcing the lawsuit filed on June 23 said the Washington law “violates the free... Read more
Turn your Catholic idea into a thriving venture at SENT Summit
The SENT Summit is part of SENT Ventures’ broader vision to foster Catholic entrepreneurship in the secular world — fostering... Read more
National Eucharistic Pilgrimage concludes with Corpus Christi Mass in LA
The 2025 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage completed its 3,300-mile journey across the western United States on Sunday, having traversed 10 states. Read more
From heartache to hope: One woman’s mission to match Catholics for marriage
The founder of Cana Connections describes the new dating service as “more old-school, traditional matchmaking.” Read more
Kentucky political leader builds life-sized Stations of the Cross garden
Catholics in northeastern Kentucky will soon be able to follow the passion of Christ in life-sized form thanks to the... Read more
‘He’s one of us’: New short film chronicles Pope Leo XIV’s Chicago life before papacy
CEO and President of Spirit Juice Rob Kaczmark takes viewers on a tour of Pope Leo XIV’s childhood life on... Read more
Pew report: U.S. adults in their 20s and 30s plan to have fewer than 2 children
American adults in their 20s and 30s plan to have fewer children than adults did a decade ago, a new... Read more
