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Diocese of Crookston to end Sunday Masses at seven parishes
Bishop Andrew Cozzens said the difficult decision to end Sunday Masses at seven churches is intended to strengthen parish life for future generations
Christine Rousselle
Lay movement urges Rome to reject Synodal Way recognition
A new German lay movement has asked Pope Leo XIV to prevent the creation of a national synodal conference, warning that it would fundamentally alter the Church’s governance
The Catholic Herald
Four German dioceses won’t increase Latin Masses despite SSPX excommunication
Four German prelates have decided not to offer more old Masses in light of the SSPX consecrations, highlighting global disparity
Michael Haynes
BREAKING: Vatican rejects claim that Rupnik has been acquitted
After reports emerged on Monday that Fr. Rupnik would be acquitted in his Vatican trial, the Holy See has rejected any such claims
Michael Haynes
Leo approves new Chinese bishop in line with China-Vatican deal
A new bishop for the Diocese of Chifeng was consecrated today in north-east China. Leo XIV approved the candidate in June under the terms of the secretive deal
Michael Haynes
The unexpected return of Christian heritage in popular culture
Erling Haaland’s interest in Norway’s Christian past reflects a growing desire among younger generations for faith, identity and permanence
Delphine Chui
Pope Leo XIV urges nuclear disarmament in new book
In the foreword to a new collection of his addresses and reflections on peace, the Pope says true peace comes through disarmament rather than nuclear deterrence
Corrie Douglas-Young
Attacker likely known to Waterford woman stabbed during Rosary before Mass
A woman in her 50s was seriously injured in a knife attack during a Rosary recitation before Mass at Holy Cross Church in Tramore
Corrie Douglas-Young
Bishops call new assisted suicide bill "divisive and flawed"
The Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales has urged MPs to oppose a new bill seeking to legalise assisted suicide
The Catholic Herald
Genesis, Einstein and the Light of the World
The Book of Genesis places light before space and time, while modern physics suggests that ancient sequence may reveal a profound intuition about the architecture of reality
Gavin Ashenden
USCCB highlights Natural Family Planning in annual awareness campaign
Natural Family Planning Awareness Week commemorates Humanae vitae while promoting Church teaching on marriage, fertility and responsible parenthood
Christine Rousselle
Nuns and New York diocese seek to block assisted suicide law
A coalition of Catholic plaintiffs is asking a federal court to block New York's assisted suicide law before it takes effect next month
Christine Rousselle
US bishops call for immigration reform and condemn ‘dehumanising rhetoric’
Following the deaths of two migrants in separate encounters with immigration agents, two US bishops have appealed for justice, accountability and humane immigration policies
Christine Rousselle
Archbishop calls for prayers after US soldiers killed in Jordan
The Archbishop for the Military Services, USA, expressed condolences to the families of two soldiers killed in Jordan and appealed for an end to the violence
Christine Rousselle
Ann Widdecombe killed in hammer attack, prosecutors allege
Prosecutors have alleged that Ann Widdecombe was killed in a hammer attack at her Devon home as a man appeared in court charged with her murder
Corrie Douglas-Young
The Eucharist is drawing young people to the Church
Sociology can explain part of the story, but the deeper reason for today’s revival is Christ’s enduring presence in the Eucharist and the Church’s renewed devotion to Him
Patrick Neve
Illinois bishop says SSPX are now ‘basically another Protestant sect’
Springfield’s Bishop Paprocki has issued a forceful message against the SSPX, condemning their rejection of Vatican II and papal authority
Michael Haynes
Vatican envoy meets Zelensky, calls for a just peace
Archbishop Gallagher concluded a five-day mission to Ukraine, reaffirming the Holy See’s closeness to the country
Corrie Douglas-Young
World Cup heartbreak and our toxic culture of blame
From a childhood lesson in responsibility to England’s defeat by Argentina, the instinct to seek scapegoats says something troubling about modern public life
Clement Harrold
Traditional Norbertine Mass returns to Bayham Abbey ruins
A Traditional Norbertine Mass at the ruins of Bayham Abbey brought together worshippers to celebrate the Order’s 900th anniversary and the enduring continuity of the Church
Corrie Douglas-Young
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