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Texas attorney general orders hospitals to treat ‘Baby Gabriel,’ an unborn child with a heart defect
Ken Paxton said Texas would use ‘every tool available’ to ensure an unborn child with a serious heart defect receives medically necessary care after his surrogate mother refused abortion
Christine Rousselle
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
Christine Rousselle
Cardinal Marx confirmed as head of Vatican’s Council for the Economy
The German cardinal has been confirmed by Pope Leo in the financial role he has held since 2014
Michael Haynes
Baroness O’Loan: Catholic doctrine being replaced by communist ideology in China
O’Loan said the 2018 Vatican-China agreement had empowered the Communist Party while failing to benefit Chinese Catholics
Corrie Douglas-Young
Emigration of Iraqi Christians is ‘serious challenge’ says Chaldean Patriarch
“The greatest challenge we face is the failure of all Christians to return to this region.”
Michael Haynes
Why piety matters for Catholic catechesis
The crisis in Catholic catechesis cannot be solved by instruction alone: reverent worship teaches the faithful what the sacraments truly are
Patrick Neve
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
Christine Rousselle
Latin Mass Society pilgrimage draws growing numbers to Walsingham
The Latin Mass Society says its annual pilgrimage to Walsingham has continued to grow despite restrictions on the Traditional Mass
Corrie Douglas-Young
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
Christine Rousselle
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
Christine Rousselle
Less than 7% of German Catholics attend weekly Mass
The latest figures from the Catholic Church in Germany detail continued decline in practice of the Faith
Michael Haynes
Pope calls for end to targeting of civilians in Ukraine
Pope Leo XIV has renewed his appeal for an end to violence in Ukraine as attacks on civilians continue and Vatican officials pursue diplomatic efforts
Corrie Douglas-Young
Holy See appoints apostolic administrator for Rabat amid investigation
Mgr Mario León Dorado OMI will administer the Archdiocese of Rabat while an investigation into allegations against Cardinal Cristóbal López Romero continues
Corrie Douglas-Young
Report claims Vatican firmly voted against Medjugorje in 2016
A vote by the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith in 2016 reportedly had a two-thirds majority opinion that Medjugorje was not supernatural in origin
Michael Haynes
The problem of divine hiddenness
Our limited perspective leaves us poorly placed to decide how obvious God’s existence ought to be
Clement Harrold
On the pilgrim trail
The increasing numbers of walking pilgrims suggest that, beneath the blisters and aching feet, an older longing for our heavenly homeland still endures
David Hahn
What physical books teach us about the Eucharist
In an increasingly digital culture, the enduring appeal of real books reveals our desire to encounter what is tangible, lasting and true
Dominic Perrem
Joanna Bogle to retrace London martyrs for persecuted Christians
A special London history walk will combine prayer, remembrance and fundraising as participants follow the footsteps of England’s Catholic martyrs in aid of Aid to the Church in Need
Nathalie Raffray
More than 140 medics across Yorkshire oppose assisted suicide Bill
Healthcare professionals from across Yorkshire say the assisted suicide Bill should be rejected, arguing that vulnerable patients will be put at risk while palliative care remains underfunded
The Catholic Herald
Dear Father: ‘Should I find another confessor?’
A priest’s manner should not deter the faithful from Confession, but charity and reflection may help resolve the difficulty
The Herald Chaplain
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