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San Antonio archbishop announces laicization of priest found guilty of schism

Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller said John Mary Foster had rejected the authority of the Pope and urged Catholics not to attend Masses associated with him
Christine Rousselle

The Week Ahead: Attacks on Christians in the Holy Land, surrogacy debates and the Knock Novena

Attacks on Christians, Ukraine peace efforts, pilgrimages and US debates over abortion and surrogacy feature in the week ahead
The Catholic Herald

The Week in Review: ‘Pope Hats,' Ann Widdecombe remembered, Biden cancer update, bishop appears in court

This week’s Catholic news included the funeral of Ann Widdecombe, developments in the case of Bishop David Oakley and the birth of ‘Baby Gabriel’ in Texas
The Catholic Herald

USCCB president says bishops ‘not sure’ they have heard the last word on Traditionis Custodes

Archbishop Paul Coakley said bishops are discussing the pastoral needs of Catholics attached to the Traditional Latin Mass and suggested Pope Leo may address Traditionis Custodes
Christine Rousselle

FSSP announces expansion to new country

The Priestly Fraternity of St Peter will establish its first apostolate in Ecuador following an invitation from the Bishop of Portoviejo
Christine Rousselle

Bishop David Oakley appears in court over rape charges

The Bishop of Northampton appeared by video link after being charged with two counts of rape involving a girl under 16
Christine Rousselle

Bishop Barron criticises Massachusetts governor over abortion law

Bishop Robert Barron said Massachusetts’ new abortion law marked a troubling change in the Democratic Party’s approach to abortion
Christine Rousselle

Karoline Leavitt stepping down as White House press secretary

The youngest person to serve as White House press secretary said she could not give the role the time required while being the mother of two young children
Christine Rousselle

BREAKING: ‘Baby Gabriel’ born in Texas as court order ensures treatment for heart defect

Gabriel was born in Texas on Wednesday after his biological parents had requested an abortion following his diagnosis with hypoplastic left heart syndrome
Christine Rousselle

Illinois bishop joins suit challenging assisted suicide law

The bishop of Springfield, Illinois, is among plaintiffs challenging a new law that they say violates their religious convictions and professional responsibilities
Christine Rousselle