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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
Florida attorney general warns Catholic schools over vaccine exemptions
Florida's Catholic schools could face funding consequences if they do not comply with state law on religious vaccine exemptions, the attorney general says
Christine Rousselle
Official anthem for World Youth Day 2027 released
The official World Youth Day 2027 anthem, composed by Korean musician Francis Jiyoon Kim, has been released one year before the gathering in Seoul
Christine Rousselle
Massachusetts lawmakers approve bill expanding access to late-term abortion
Massachusetts lawmakers have approved legislation removing all restrictions on abortion later in pregnancy, prompting criticism from the state’s Catholic bishops
Christine Rousselle
The Week in Review: Wildfires, religious freedom and pro-life developments
From Europe’s wildfires to Vatican news and religious freedom battles, here are this week’s top Catholic stories
The Catholic Herald
Bronze relief honours George Washington’s donation to Virginia’s first Catholic parish
The Basilica of St Mary in Alexandria has unveiled a sculpture depicting George Washington’s support for the founding of Virginia’s first Catholic parish
Christine Rousselle
Nuns win temporary reprieve from New York assisted suicide law
A temporary restraining order means Catholic plaintiffs will not have to comply with New York’s assisted suicide law while their legal challenge is heard
Christine Rousselle
Pope Leo XIV says his ancestors included both slaves and slaveowners
In an interview with NBC Nightly News, Pope Leo XIV reflected on his family's complex ancestry and his enduring affection for the United States
Christine Rousselle
New York bishops urge prayer ahead of assisted suicide law
New York’s Catholic bishops have criticised the state’s new assisted suicide law, warning that it undermines human dignity and calling for greater investment in palliative care
Christine Rousselle
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