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World looks to you to be ‘new saints,’ Pope tells youth in Assisi
'Franciscan spirituality is among the most attentive to restoring fundamental relationships with God and with all his creatures,' Pope Leo said Thursday
Michael Haynes
Do Catholics have an inbuilt advantage in the age of AI?
In an age of increasingly impersonal commerce, Catholic businesses may be uniquely placed to meet the growing demand for work and products shaped by human dignity and care
Silas Mähner
‘His face was like the sun’s brightness’
In this homily on Matthew 17:1–13, the mystery of the Transfiguration reveals the glory of Christ and prepares the disciples for the scandal of the Cross.
St Leo the Great
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
Christine Rousselle
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
Christine Rousselle
German diocese rebukes €500 baptism scheme
A German investor is offering €500 to families who baptise their children, but the Diocese of Augsburg says the Sacrament should not be linked to financial incentives
Corrie Douglas-Young
US bishops urge prayers as Gaza peace negotiations continue
The US bishops have welcomed a proposed Gaza peace agreement while urging prayers for its successful implementation
Christine Rousselle
Pope Leo to visit Uruguay, Argentina and Peru in November
Leo XIV's lengthy voyage to South America takes in three nations, of which Argentina and Peru will be the most highly anticipated
Michael Haynes
Archbishop Wilson: Assisted suicide Bill would create a culture of killing
The Archbishop of Southwark has urged Catholics to contact their MPs ahead of a crucial Commons vote, warning that legalising assisted suicide would fundamentally change how society treats the vulnerable
Corrie Douglas-Young
Pope’s image returns to Vatican coins after 9 year absence
After Pope Francis ordered his face not to appear on Vatican coins in 2017, Pope Leo's image marks a return to the previous coinage custom
Michael Haynes
How Amnesty turned against its founder’s vision
Peter Benenson warned that Amnesty would fail if it fell under the control of an ideology; Catholics should consider whether that day has arrived
David Hahn
New converts to Catholicism are often baptised Christians, study finds
Preliminary findings suggest that recent growth in Catholic receptions reflects significant movement between Christian denominations as well as new conversions
Corrie Douglas-Young
Betraying the abolitionists
The Church of England’s £100 million reparations scheme turns a complex history of slavery and abolition into a doctrine of inherited guilt and permanent moral debt
Gavin Ashenden
The spiritual vacuum facing Generation Z
The debate about generational inequality often overlooks the moral and spiritual inheritance passed on to today’s young adults
Ruadhan Jones
Dominican friars’ bluegrass band unveils sixth album
The Hillbilly Thomists have released their sixth album and will perform at the Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage in September
Christine Rousselle
Blessed Sacrament desecrated in attacks on three French churches
Three churches in the Archdiocese of Tours have been vandalised, with the Blessed Sacrament desecrated, in the latest attacks on Catholic churches in France
Corrie Douglas-Young
Michigan court blocks enforcement of state's ‘conversion therapy’ ban
The ruling ends Michigan's enforcement of restrictions on talk therapy after Catholic counsellors challenged the law on free speech grounds
Christine Rousselle
Fr James Martin’s ‘LGBT’ ministry announces New York City pilgrimage
Outreach will host a three-day pilgrimage through New York City highlighting sites connected with LGBTQ Catholics and the HIV/AIDS epidemic
Christine Rousselle
Initiative to preserve Ireland’s sacred heritage launches next month
The Parish project aims to create a freely accessible online archive of Ireland’s Catholic churches, preserving their history while providing a valuable resource for researchers and family historians
Corrie Douglas-Young
Wildfires in the Curia
Are arsonists doing their worst to prevent the Pope from lifting restrictions on the traditional liturgy?
Dom Alcuin Reid
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