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Woman admits online harassment of priest in Santa Catarina, Brazil
a woman in southern brazil has admitted to a campaign of online harassment against a catholic priest in the diocese of criciúma and agreed t...
Thomas Edwards
Westminster Cathedral denies knowledge of drug dealing inside
earlier this month, news outlets reported that westminster cathedral had become a hotspot for the selling of hard drugs. worshippers reporte...
The Catholic Herald
Vienna court upholds Sharia-based arbitration, sparking political backlash
on 19 august 2025, the vienna regional court for civil matters confirmed an arbitration award based explicitly on islamic sharia law. the ca...
The Catholic Herald
Vatican drops SSPX pilgrimage from official Jubilee 2025 calendar
A sudden change to the Vatican’s Jubilee 2025 calendar raise fresh questions
Niwa Limbu
Pope Leo calls Chagossian exile a ‘grave injustice’
Pope Leo XIV meets Chagossians, urging justice and rightful return.
The Catholic Herald
Sister Annella Zervas moves a step closer to sainthood
benedictine nun, sister annella zervas, is one step closer to being declared a saint by the catholic church. bishop andrew cozzens of the di...
The Catholic Herald
Cardinal Duka to represent pope at Gdańsk archdiocese centenary
cardinal dominik duka o.p. has been asked by pope leo to stand as papal envoy for the centenary of the archdiocese of gdańsk, north poland. ...
Niwa Limbu
Brian Burch sworn in as US ambassador to the Holy See
Brian Burch has been confirmed as United States Ambassador to the Holy See after a rare narrow Senate vote, marking one of the most contentious appointments to the Vatican in recent memory.
The Catholic Herald
England’s cardinal voters reduced to two
the number of english cardinals eligible to vote in a conclave has been reduced to two. on 22 august, cardinal timothy radcliffe turned 80, ...
The Catholic Herald
Return of the Word: why the young are turning back to God at remarkable speed
ideas are not toys. they have the power to put things into motion and affect reality. as genesis, the prologue of john, and aristotelian-tho...
Tom Colsy
Cardinal Burke received in audience by Pope Leo XIV
his eminence cardinal raymond leo burke was warmly received in a private audience by pope leo xiv at the vatican this morning, 22 august 202...
Niwa Limbu
Frank Caprio, ‘America’s nicest judge,’ dies aged 88
frank caprio, the providence judge hailed as “america’s nicest judge,” has died aged 88. on 20 august, after a battle with pancreatic cancer...
The Catholic Herald
Why Catholic conversions speak, and Anglican ones fall silent
The saints, the Eucharist and the sacrament of reconciliation make new Catholics shout for joy. In reverse, it is hard to know what to say.
Gavin Ashenden
Pope Leo XIV poised to make Lebanon his first foreign visit
The visit could spotlight Lebanon’s role in peace and dialogue
The Catholic Herald
Up to 8,000 members of SSPX Jubilee pilgrimage parade in Vatican
The special occasion marks a rare moment of visible accord between SSPX and the Vatican following long-running tensions
The Catholic Herald
US warns UK that ‘shared values’ at risk due to abortion buffer zone law
The US state department has said the UK’s persecution of silent prayer represents a concerning departure from the shared values that ought to underpin US-UK relations
The Catholic Herald
Protest at French church after FSSP clergy removed by bishop
Banners hang from railings around Notre-Dame de Valence as protests continue against what is viewed as diocese suppression of the FSSP-run church
Niwa Limbu
Majority of Austrians want schools to retain Christian festivals, survey shows
The survey has revealed overwhelming support for visible and communal expressions of Christianity in public life, while also highlighting a sharp divide between maintaining cultural tradition and adhering to personal faith
The Catholic Herald
Scottish prosecution service drops case against first person charged under new abortion ‘buffer zone’ law
The 75-year-old woman was arrested in February while standing outside a hospital with a sign and message offering to talk
The Catholic Herald
AI takeover would destroy the spiritual riches of human toil
Google’s former Chief Business Officer, Mo Gawdat, has predicted a rough ride for humanity due to AI development, though he claims it will eventually enable us to live in a supposed utopia
Daniel Turner
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