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US Bishops seek to protect Mount Cristo Rey from border wall construction
Rep. Veronica Escobar has introduced legislation seeking to prevent the federal government from acquiring Church-owned land around Mount Cristo Rey for a border wall
Christine Rousselle
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
Thomas Dongan and the Catholic origins of New York’s liberties
Long before the American Revolution, Thomas Dongan established principles of representative government and religious liberty that helped shape New York’s political development
Andrew Cusack
Papal holiday won’t put the lid on bubbling tensions
Pope Leo’s summer recess at Castel Gandolfo has brought calm to the Vatican, but the SSPX’s appeal and renewed debate over ‘Traditionis Custodes’ threaten to disturb the lull
Michael Haynes
New lay movement to oppose German Synodal Way
A new lay association is seeking to defend Catholic doctrine against proposals advanced by the German Synodal Way
The Catholic Herald
Author chronicles journey to all 94 US basilicas in new guide
Basilicas: A Pilgrim’s Guide to America’s Most Remarkable Catholic Churches invites readers to see America’s basilicas not as tourist attractions but as places of prayer and pilgrimage
Christine Rousselle
Dozens of Iowa parishes celebrate final Sunday Masses amid restructuring
Archbishop Thomas Zinkula has encouraged Catholics to embrace change with faith as the Archdiocese of Dubuque begins a significant programme of parish consolidation
Christine Rousselle
Monsignor Gilbey at 125
This remarkable priest’s unwavering Catholic faith, eccentric personality and extraordinary gift for making converts left a lasting mark on the English church
Mark McGinness
Why the Church institutionalises joy
The joy shared by football supporters and basketball fans reveals a universal human longing for communion, one that the Church fulfils week after week through the liturgical life
Ruadhan Jones
The dangers of ‘Catholic, Inc.’
The Church’s witness has always united charity with evangelisation, yet many Catholic institutions now risk reducing their mission to social service alone
Patrick Neve
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