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White Sox celebrate Pope Leo XIV with ‘Pope Hat Night’

The Chicago White Sox are celebrating Pope Leo XIV with a special night featuring Pope hats, Catholic school students and a ‘Peace Be With You’ greeting

Pittsburgh diocese to end celebration of Traditional Latin Mass at parish

Bishop Mark Eckman said the permission for the Traditional Latin Mass at Saint Titus Church was intended to be temporary and will end when the current period expires

Joe Biden’s prostate cancer has spread, Hunter Biden says

Former US president Joe Biden was diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer in 2025 after the disease had already spread to his bones

Archbishop Hicks celebrates first public Mass since retinal surgery

Archbishop Ronald Hicks said his five-week absence from public ministry had been ‘a gift’, giving him more time for prayer as he continues to recover from surgery for a detached retina

San Angelo Diocese expands Traditional Latin Mass offerings

The Midland Mass is part of the Diocese of San Angelo’s plans to expand provision for Catholics attached to the Traditional Latin Mass

Liechtenstein prince vows to block any move to legalise abortion

Prince Alois has announced his opposition before organisers of a new referendum campaign had even begun collecting signatures

Diocese of Wichita establishes St Philip Neri Seminary

The Diocese of Wichita is replacing its House of Formation with a seminary as the number of seminarians continues to grow

Matthew McConaughey meets Pope Leo XIV at general audience

During a visit to the Vatican, Matthew McConaughey met Pope Leo XIV and took part in discussions on faith, technology and the future of AI

Maine must confront ‘radical secularism’, bishop says

Bishop James Ruggieri says Maine should undertake a collective examination of conscience, linking the recent death of a migrant with wider debates over abortion, assisted suicide and gender transition

Maryland deacon charged with soliciting a minor

The Archdiocese of Baltimore has suspended a deacon from ministry after his arrest on charges of soliciting a person he believed to be a 15-year-old boy

Texas parents sue over Ten Commandments displays in public school classrooms

Three Texas mothers say a new state law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public school classrooms infringes their religious freedom and parental rights

Acting attorney general signals push against mail-order abortion drugs

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche told faith leaders the administration was working with federal agencies to make the effects of the Dobbs ruling permanent across the United States

Statue of the Virgin Mary destroyed in latest attack on Queens Catholic church

The NYPD’s Hate Crimes Task Force is investigating after a fourth incident of vandalism at a parish in the Diocese of Brooklyn

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